Dave had a profound fear of questions. Well, to be more precise, Dave had a profound fear of questions directed at him personally, questions that required him to bring out into the light concepts that lurked safe and unchallenged deep down inside of him. Such was the depth of this fear that it stopped him venturing out entirely from his trailer park, preferring instead to spend his time online, asking questions rather than answering them. - The RHP login page awaited him.
Username - ThinkOfOne
Password - While He walked the Earth.
As a forum community, shouldn't each of us welcome questions about what we believe and why we believe it? If we are strong in what we believe what is there to fear in putting that belief forward for scrutiny?
Originally posted by @ghost-of-a-dukeThe deceit and trolling continue. Once again, nothing new here.
Dave had a profound fear of questions. Well, to be more precise, Dave had a profound fear of questions directed at him personally, questions that required him to bring out into the light concepts that lurked safe and unchallenged deep down inside of him. Such was the depth of this fear that it stopped him venturing out entirely from his trailer park ...[text shortened]... are strong in what we believe what is there to fear in putting that belief forward for scrutiny?
GoaD started as a troll. He continues as a troll. See the following thread for an example of his early efforts.
https://www.redhotpawn.com/forum/spirituality/john-858.164426
He started off with the following comment:
"As a neutral observer, i think Joseph is winning this argument."
And then went on to show that he was anything but a "neutral observer".
More deceit from GoaD. More trolling from GoaD. Nothing new here.
Click on his username. Click on "forum posts". Note that the vast majority of posts are trolling in nature.Note the number of deceitful posts. Note that very few are at all substantive. It's what he does.
GoaD hates the fact that I call him out on it. Hence this thread which is just more of the same.
Originally posted by @ghost-of-a-dukeQuestions represent uncertainty, death.
Dave had a profound fear of questions. Well, to be more precise, Dave had a profound fear of questions directed at him personally, questions that required him to bring out into the light concepts that lurked safe and unchallenged deep down inside of him. Such was the depth of this fear that it stopped him venturing out entirely from his trailer park ...[text shortened]... are strong in what we believe what is there to fear in putting that belief forward for scrutiny?
Being open to the answer to the questions requires a willingness to die.
Pretty appropriate, given the work done by the Christ on the cross.
I am becoming more and more persuaded that the best position is the one which allows God to be God, me with an admittedly short-sighted view of the same.
-Removed-Then there's reality. DG has a long history of trolling on this forum. This accusation is part and parcel of his now long running attempts to troll me.
The reality is that Rajk999 and I are the only ones on this forum who regularly advocate for the gospel preached by Jesus during His ministry..
The reality is that when Christians are unable to refute the truth of what we post, they attack the messenger and/or ask off-topic questions as a way of deflecting from this fact.
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-Removed-You've been trolling me for quite a while now with nothing more than unfounded accusations and by asking off-topic questions. You do that with a lot of people on this forum. Haven't paid attention to your interactions with Freaky, but it wouldn't surprise me if you've been doing the same with him.
Originally posted by @ghost-of-a-dukeAlso, why should we answer those people's questions? If they won't play ball, why should we? Productive discussions require give-and-take. The Daves of the world are only here to lecture - to listen (fondly) to the sound of their own voice.
Dave had a profound fear of questions. Well, to be more precise, Dave had a profound fear of questions directed at him personally, questions that required him to bring out into the light concepts that lurked safe and unchallenged deep down inside of him. Such was the depth of this fear that it stopped him venturing out entirely from his trailer park ...[text shortened]... are strong in what we believe what is there to fear in putting that belief forward for scrutiny?
Originally posted by @thinkofoneOne applauds your attempt to pull Freaky into your pit of despair, to share the load, but you really are in a class all of your own when it comes to deception, avoidance and repetitive banality.
You've been trolling me for quite a while now with nothing more than unfounded accusations and by asking off-topic questions. You do that with a lot of people on this forum. Haven't paid attention to your interactions with Freaky, but it wouldn't surprise me if you've been doing the same with him.
And I say that sir as a neutral observer.
Originally posted by @bigdoggproblemI think most people, in forums such as this, answer questions put to them as they assume an unspoken shared etiquette is in place where the person asking will reciprocate when it comes to them answering the questions. I believe that's the reason so many people here have had enough of ToO. He's simply not playing by the rules.
Also, why should we answer those people's questions? If they won't play ball, why should we? Productive discussions require give-and-take. The Daves of the world are only here to lecture - to listen (fondly) to the sound of their own voice.
Originally posted by @ghost-of-a-dukeMore deceit from GoaD. More trolling from GoaD. Nothing new here.
One applauds your attempt to pull Freaky into your pit of despair, to share the load, but you really are in a class all of your own when it comes to deception, avoidance and repetitive banality.
And I say that sir as a neutral observer.
Click on his username. Click on "forum posts". Note that the vast majority of posts are trolling in nature.Note the number of deceitful posts. Note that very few are at all substantive. It's what he does.