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@secondson said
What divegeester says about me is false. He knows nothing about me, my life, my church or anything else about my personal life, yet he attempts to denigrate me by making things up.
Based on the candid things you have said and your demeanour and behaviour, I think it's possible to know a lot about you - or, at least, what you project and claim in online disinhibition mode. I don't see what rings false. It all has a loud ring of truth about it.


@secondson said
Essentially divegeester is you hiding behind a charade of Christianity.
He believes that Jesus died to save him from his "sins" and he strives to live in accordance with Jesus' commandments. This is unaffected by you calling it "a charade". He doesn't have to agree with you over all the doctrine.


@secondson said
Like the whether? 🙂
See my edit sir.

(If we were to discuss the weather though it might be in how you choose to spell it).



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@fmf said
He believes that Jesus died to save him from his "sins" and he strives to live in accordance with Jesus' commandments. This is unaffected by you calling it "a charade". He doesn't have to agree with you over all the doctrine.
Good, I see some improvement in your demeanor about Christians.

How many times have I seen you goad Christians, asking if some other Christian doesn't agree with a point of doctrine are they still a Christian, etc.?

Glad to see you finally acknowledge that Christians can disagree on points of doctrine.


@suzianne said
Good, I see some improvement in your demeanor about Christians.
I don't think there's anything wrong with nor anything different about my demeanour towards Christians. I always take what they say, what they believe, and how they behave, at face value and engage accordingly.


@suzianne said
How many times have I seen you goad Christians, asking if some other Christian doesn't agree with a point of doctrine are they still a Christian, etc.?
It's a debate and discussion forum and I am interested in how groupism and partisanship so often trump principle or integrity regarding beliefs. I don't "goad" anyone.


@suzianne said
Glad to see you finally acknowledge that Christians can disagree on points of doctrine.
Blimey. Have you read any of my posts these last ten years?


Is this how you inflate your post count? By replying separately to each line of a post?

I actually never thought of that. "Now with three times the bland wordiness without meaning!"