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JudgeRightly replied to the thread Constitutional Monarchy.I'm hoping the following progression helps clarify the distinction I've been trying to make, Clete. Rather than simply asserting that a...
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JudgeRightly reacted to Right Divider's post in the thread What Is Morality, and is it Absolute? with
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Yes, you're in "great company" with: Modern Groups Jehovah's Witnesses (Watchtower Bible and Tract Society) Claim: They teach that... -
JudgeRightly reacted to Right Divider's post in the thread What Is Morality, and is it Absolute? with Like.
One of us is correct (me) and one of us is incorrect (you). You are either dishonest or delusional. Our "interpretations" are...
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It isn't interpretations that "aren't mine" that are disallowed per se. It's irrational interpretations that literally ANY theological...
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JudgeRightly replied to the thread What Is Morality, and is it Absolute?.Then you are not a Christian. Jesus also made it clear, and the scriptures support it, that He was, and is, and always will be, God...
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JudgeRightly replied to the thread Constitutional Monarchy.Precisely! Justice isn't concerned solely with punishing the guilty. It's also concerned with protecting the innocent from unjust...
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JudgeRightly reacted to soulquestion's post in the thread What Is Morality, and is it Absolute? with Haha.
I have offered some of my interpretations of scripture. You have offered yours. I have no quarrel with your interpretations. They are...
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I'm afraid that you do not even know what "special pleading" is. That's just one of your canned remarks when someone points out flaws in...
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Ah special pleading. If I accurately describe a large crowd I was in what the people did how they reacted and the overall outcome but I...
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JudgeRightly replied to the thread Constitutional Monarchy.:) Then let's drop should versus must as terminology, because I don't want the argument to turn on how we're using those two words...