Originally posted by @thinkofoneAnswer the question and we can find out.
What's the difference between a "Liberal's Jesus" and presumably a "Conservative's Jesus"?
Originally posted by @ghost-of-a-dukeI am never talking to him.
The question in your OP was open and not directed at anybody.
You were, in fact, talking to everybody.
He is a waste of time.
Originally posted by @thinkofoneThe Liberal's Jesus is the Jesus as defined by a liberal.
In your question, what do you mean by "the Liberal's Jesus"?
What's the difference between a "Liberal's Jesus" and presumably a "Conservative's Jesus"?
You define Jesus based on assumptions you make about what the scriptures mean. Sure we all do.
Now kindly answer the question.
Of course you will probably just be yourself and avoid having to discuss something.
Originally posted by @eladarThe Liberal's Jesus is the Jesus as defined by a liberal.
The Liberal's Jesus is the Jesus as defined by a liberal.
You define Jesus based on assumptions you make about what the scriptures mean. Sure we all do.
Now kindly answer the question.
Of course you will probably just be yourself and avoid having to discuss something.
I had gathered that much. This adds nothing to move the discussion forward.
You chose the terminology. If you can't be bothered to do anything but supply a perfunctory response, why should anyone be bothered to answer your ill-defined questions?
Originally posted by @thinkofoneAnd still no reply to the topic.
[b]The Liberal's Jesus is the Jesus as defined by a liberal.
I had gathered that much. This adds nothing to move the discussion forward.
You chose the terminology. If you can't be bothered to do anything but supply a perfunctory response, why should anyone be bothered to answer your ill-defined questions?[/b]
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