Someone play with FMF

@fmf said
This definition...

A Christian is defined by his or her beliefs with regard to the life, death and the resurrection of Jesus Christ. A Christian believes that God sent his son Jesus, the messiah, to save the world. A Christian believes that Jesus was crucified and died in order to offer the forgiveness of sins and the opportunity for "salvation". A Christian believes that J ...[text shortened]... , and demonstrate, by doing good works, that their faith is not dead.

...is a "joke"? How so?

You have no foundation. All you have is fluff, meaningless words.

@eladar said
You have no foundation. All you have is fluff, meaningless words.

They're not "meaningless words" for Christians.

None of it is "fluff".

The foundation of Christian faith is laid out explicitly in the definition.

Are you sure you are a Christian?

What is your definition of a Christian?

You are being very furtive.

@eladar said
You have no foundation.

Ther foundation is the life, death and resurrection of Jesus Christ. What do you say is the foundation? Why can't you exhibit a bit more courage and integrity in speaking about your faith?

@fmf said
Ther foundation is the life, death and resurrection of Jesus Christ. What do you say is the foundation? Why can't you exhibit a bit more courage and integrity in speaking about your faith?

Ok, if your cup is full, no use in continuing.

As I said, I would play for a bit but now it is done.

@eladar said
Ok, if your cup is full, no use in continuing.

As I said, I would play for a bit but now it is done.

You need to be a little less cowardly. The only things you seem to be playing with are your online persona's genitals.

What is your definition of a Christian? What is your definition of "evil"? What, for you, is a "Christian" attitude to marriage?

@fmf said
You need to be a little less cowardly. The only things you seem to be playing with are your online persona's genitals.

What is your definition of a Christian? What is your definition of "evil"? What, for you, is a "Christian" attitude to marriage?

You need to appreciate it when people attempt to do as you ask.

@eladar said
You need to appreciate it when people attempt to do as you ask.

What is your definition of a Christian?

@fmf said
What is your definition of a Christian?

A Christian is not defined by me.

@eladar said
A Christian is not defined by me.

But how do you define "a Christian"? If you can't or won't, it means you are the one who does not know how to explain what "a Christian" is. Do you see yourself as "a Christian", and if so, why?

Look, I realize that you are just trying to be ornery in your limited, online-disinhibited and artless way, but you asked me for a definition of a "Christian", which I gave, and since then you have simply chickened out.

@fmf said
But how do you define "a Christian"? If you can't or won't, it means you are the one who does not know how to explain what "a Christian" is. Do you see yourself as "a Christian", and if so, why?

Look, I realize that you are just trying to be ornery in your limited, online-disinhibited and artless way, but you asked me for a definition of a "Christian", which I gave, and since then you have simply chickened out.

I have tried but you do not see it.

@eladar said
I have tried but you do not see it.

Nope. The question is "What is your definition of a Christian?" And the only thing you've been trying to do is avoiding giving your answer. When one has backed themselves into a corner, as you have done, the 'I've already answered it' gimmick is the oldest in the book.

@eladar said
You have no foundation. All you have is fluff, meaningless words.

You are being routed here on a discussion you decided to initiate with me.

@fmf said
You are being routed here on a discussion you decided to initiate with me.

I am sure you believe you are. I am sure you believe I did.

@eladar said
I am sure you believe you are. I am sure you believe I did.

You asked me to define "a Christian". If you believe you have posted your definition of "a Christian", just copy-paste it here again.

@fmf said
You asked me to define "a Christian". If you believe you have posted your definition of "a Christian", just copy-paste it here again.

I said you define and I will tell you if you are right.

I am judging you to know if you know. That is all, nothing more.