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Taking a break

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Until you’re back.

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Long enough to forget the animosities, short enough to remember the pleasures, of being here.

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How about until the holiday season is over?

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No longer than 20 minutes.

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Taking a break from work or from chess?

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A break from substantive theological discussion on Spirituality? Your break has already been entirely too long already.

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Originally posted by @sonship
A break from substantive theological discussion on Spirituality? Your break has already been entirely too long already.
Are you a better Christian than divegeester?

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Originally posted by @fmf
Are you a better Christian than divegeester?
Do you always try to outdo the last outrageous thing you said?

You're really stretching your grudges.

Your question is a complete non sequitur to this thread.

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Originally posted by @suzianne
Do you always try to outdo the last outrageous thing you said?

You're really stretching your grudges.

Your question is a complete non sequitur to this thread.
I am wondering if sonship sees himself as a "substantive" theologian. Also, he seems pretty openly condemning of divegeester as a fellow Christian, and yet recently flat out declined to be condemning - to any degree whatsoever - of the likes of Eladar and whodey. My question wasn't outrageous at all. sonship is sneering at divegeester about theology. I don't think you know how to use the word "non-sequitur" correctly.

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Originally posted by @fmf
Are you a better Christian than divegeester?
Are you more curious than Curious George?