Truth- Absolute or Relative?

@dj2becker said
On the plus side you’re not simply playing the troll card like Dive whenever he’s up against it.

-Removed-

@fmf said
Make no mistake; I think you have basically been trolling for 50 pages. I have simply been facilitating you as you have made a fool of yourself.

@fmf said
All I can see is some facetiousness.

Jesus is the cornerstone that the builders rejected if He is not our cornerstone, our building of our world views, our reasoning, our definitions of truth with be built on shifting sand.

@kellyjay said
Jesus is the cornerstone that the builders rejected if He is not our cornerstone, our building of our world views, our reasoning, our definitions of truth with be built on shifting sand.

@fmf said
Placing a historical figure ~ who is the subject of your spiritual and religious speculation ~ as your "cornerstone" in this way is a subjective thing to do. This means your "world views ...reasoning ... definitions of truth", and all your assertions based on them, are subjective too.

@dj2becker said
Are the assertions based on historical fact. Are they subjective too?

@fmf said
There are no "historical facts" about superntaural things, only speculation and subjective personal opinions.

@dj2becker said
That’s your subjective opinion. Your words versus the the words of the Bible. There are plenty of reasons why people would trust the Bible over your opinion.

@fmf said
You are entitled to hold whatever personal opinion you want regarding whether to "trust" the Bible.

@dj2becker said
You are also entitled to have the choice to reject the Bible.