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@kellyjay saidIt's not clear why you are posting on this thread and yet you don't want to answer the question.
Don’t you have mind reading abilities so you know others thoughts and motivations?
@kellyjay saidIt's not clear why you are posting on this thread and yet you don't want to answer the question.
Don’t you have mind reading abilities so you know others thoughts and motivations?
@fmf saidAgain you don’t seem to have objections bringing up any thoughts about other people’s topics you have. Why don’t you address what people say to you, why respond at all if you don’t want to answer them?
It's not clear why you are posting on this thread and yet you don't want to answer the question.
@fmf saidEverybody ywho is convinced that there is only one source for anything is inherently on a disadvantage gainst epople allowing numerous sources. Even if they are correct they often lack the creativity to follow the other's thought and thus fail to convince them.
Is someone who sincerely believes that the Christian faith is the only basis for rational thought at an intellectual disadvantage when discussing things with fellow Christians who don't believe that and with non-Christians?
@ponderable saidThe truth is exclusive, so if anyone has a point of view on what and where that is found, they are going to have prove their point no matter what. We all have foundation world views that we look at everything with. So it is possible for two to see the same data and view in completely different lights.
Everybody ywho is convinced that there is only one source for anything is inherently on a disadvantage gainst epople allowing numerous sources. Even if they are correct they often lack the creativity to follow the other's thought and thus fail to convince them.
@fmf saidYes.
Does someone who believes that the Christian faith is the only basis for rational thought put themselves at an intellectual disadvantage when interacting with people who don't?
@fmf saidYes, but he won’t see it as a disadvantage in his own case.
Is someone who sincerely believes that the Christian faith is the only basis for rational thought at an intellectual disadvantage when discussing things with fellow Christians who don't believe that and with non-Christians?
@kellyjay saidDoes someone who believes that the Christian faith is the only basis for rational thought put themselves at an intellectual disadvantage when interacting with people who don't? [Thread topic]
Again you don’t seem to have objections bringing up any thoughts about other people’s topics you have. Why don’t you address what people say to you, why respond at all if you don’t want to answer them?
@kellyjay saidDoes it put you at an intellectual disadvantage to base what you say on your Bible-based belief that the world is only 6,000 years old when discussing the world with people interested in science and human knowledge?
The truth is exclusive, so if anyone has a point of view on what and where that is found, they are going to have prove their point no matter what. We all have foundation world views that we look at everything with. So it is possible for two to see the same data and view in completely different lights.
@fmf saidI responded to what I wanted to.
It's not clear why you are posting on this thread and yet you don't want to answer the question.
@kellyjay saidYou obfuscated. Everyone else has basically offered an overall 'yes' or 'no'. You haven't. It's so often the case with you. It seems all too easy - with your prickly pride and your lack of erudition - to ask you a question that immediately puts you at a self-imposed intellectual disadvantage.
I responded to what I wanted to.
@fmf saidI answered the only thing I cared to. You didn’t respond the way I wanted you to, but I didn’t cry about that like you are.
You obfuscated. Everyone else has basically offered an overall 'yes' or 'no'. You haven't. It's so often the case with you. It seems all too easy - with your prickly pride and your lack of erudition - to ask you a question that immediately puts you at a self-imposed intellectual disadvantage.
@kellyjay saidNo one is "crying". It's funny how it happens several times a week: you assume your feeble foetal position, yet again.
I answered the only thing I cared to. You didn’t respond the way I wanted you to, but I didn’t cry about that like you are.
@kellyjay saidAh, I see. An inarticulate sidestep and then a deflecting miss-the-point counter question. Are you worried that me asking the question in the OP has put you at an intellectual disadvantage?
No matter what world view is used everyone of them have foundational truth. You think those with only materialistic views don’t view the universe in only a materialistic view point?
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Ah, I see. An inarticulate sidestep and then a deflecting miss-the-point counter question. Are you worried that me asking the question in the OP has put you at an intellectual disadvantage?
@kellyjay saidThe thread topic is still here waiting for you if you should change ever your mind.
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