18 Feb '18 16:22>1 edit
Originally posted by @ghost-of-a-dukeProve it.
Yes.
In your own time sir, the OP asks:
'Why are the words of Jesus somehow immune from the corruptions you happily identify in the rest of the Bible?'
Originally posted by @ghost-of-a-dukeProve it.
Yes.
In your own time sir, the OP asks:
'Why are the words of Jesus somehow immune from the corruptions you happily identify in the rest of the Bible?'
Originally posted by @divegeesterThe quote was initially mine, but I am paraphrasing him.
He quoting you.
Jeez.
Originally posted by @thinkofoneNice edit, but strange request. Why are you asking me to 'prove' a question?! 🙄
Prove it.
Originally posted by @ghost-of-a-dukeThen there's reality.
Nice edit, but strange request. Why are you asking me to 'prove' a question?! 🙄
If I was making a false assertion (which I was not, you having many times spoken of biblical corruptions and contradictions) then fair enough. But I'm asking you a straight up question and you are at full liberty to explain your position in your answer.
That's ...[text shortened]... s and answers work. It's not, ask a question, prove said question, and then never get an answer.
Originally posted by @thinkofone'By and large' what Jesus preached was truth and can be attributed to him. - Check
Then there's reality.
I asked:
Does what I wrote assert what you assume or anything like that? Yes or No.
You answered:
Yes
I'm saying "Prove it" to your answer of "Yes"
So I'm not asking you to " 'prove' a question" as you've asserted.
C'mon GoaD. Are you really unable to function at a higher level than you have been?
Originally posted by @ghost-of-a-dukeEvidently you aren't able to function at a higher level than you have been.
'By and large' what Jesus preached was truth and can be attributed to him. - Check
Multiple posts over many years about inconsistencies in the Bible. - Check
Unable to explain why the words of Jesus are reliable but the rest of the Bible is not. Check.
Originally posted by @thinkofoneWould it kill you to answer a simple and logical question? (Question based on what can be pieced together by the scraps you throw into the forum, not an assertion).
Evidently you aren't able to function at a higher level than you have been.
I think you've embarrassed yourself enough for one day.
No matter how you try to spin it: What I wrote does not assert what you assume or anything like that.
That's just a fact.
If you're really a therapist, I feel sorry for your patients. You can't even help yourself no less anyone else.
Would it kill you to just admit that you made an illogical assumption?
Originally posted by @ghost-of-a-dukeWhich of these 3 statements ToO is incorrect?!
'By and large' what Jesus preached was truth and can be attributed to him. - Check
Multiple posts over many years about inconsistencies in the Bible. - Check
Unable to explain why the words of Jesus are reliable but the rest of the Bible is not. Check.
Originally posted by @ghost-of-a-dukeThe fact remains that nothing that I wrote asserts what you assume or anything like that.
Which of these 3 statements ToO is incorrect?!
Originally posted by @thinkofoneNone of the below are assumptions. They are a direct result of what you have posted in these forums. If one of them is not a true statement please specify:
The fact remains that nothing that I wrote asserts what you assume or anything like that.
The assumption is entirely on your part. You can't logically draw that assumption from what I've written. If you think you can, then demonstrate in detail how your assumptions are logically drawn from what I've written.
Originally posted by @thinkofoneJust answer his question 😉
The fact remains that nothing that I wrote asserts what you assume or anything like that.
The assumption is entirely on your part. You can't logically draw that assumption from what I've written. If you think you can, then demonstrate in detail how your assumptions are logically drawn from what I've written.
Originally posted by @ghost-of-a-dukeHow exactly does your little list prove the assumption made in the following?:
None of the below are assumptions. They are a direct result of what you have posted in these forums. If one of them is not a true statement please specify:
1, 'By and large' what Jesus preached was truth and can be attributed to him. - Check
2. Multiple posts over many years about inconsistencies in the Bible. - Check
3.Unable to explain why the words of Jesus are reliable but the rest of the Bible is not. Check.
Originally posted by @divegeesterAfter 3 pages of posts I think we can safely assume he never will.
Just answer his question 😉
Originally posted by @ghost-of-a-dukeIt has been most satisfactory actually.
After 3 pages of posts I think we can safely assume he never will.
Originally posted by @thinkofoneNot many cookies in your jar, hey?
How exactly does your little list prove the assumption made in the following?:
"'Why are the words of Jesus somehow immune from the corruptions you happily identify in the rest of the Bible?' "
Actually demonstrate how your assumption logically follows from that list. Actually provide the proof.