• FlaxEnglish
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    9 months ago

    but by doing so you revealed that your beliefs are derived from a book that tells you to have those beliefs.

    You do realise that is not an argument at all? That’s like saying “how do you know how to build this ikea bookshelf” “I read the instructions” “But you cannot use the instructions to prove that you are in possession of the ikea bookshelf”

    You didn’t ask me why I believed in Christianity. You asked me to specify what parts of Christianity said that salvation is free and then got upset when I referenced letters from the Bible, which is THE collection of documents about Christianity.

    I feel like you weren’t actually wanting to reason with this, and were just looking for a way to get me to quote Scripture so you could accuse me of circular reasoning and use your napkin image.

      • FlaxEnglish
        11·
        9 months ago

        You never asked me why I believed in Christianity. You asked me where in Christianity a specific doctrine was mentioned.

        It’s a relationship with and eternal security in Christ.

        I’m honestly very curious where this concept actually comes from. Would you be kind enough to help me pinpoint which part of Christianity suggests this, specifically?

          • FlaxEnglish
            11·
            9 months ago

            If you like. If I had wanted scripture quoted at me then I would have asked for that, but I asked about the concept.

            You said “Where in Christianity”.

            This is a platform for communication and if you aren’t here for that then it can only be assumed you have no desire to do anything other than to preach and proselytise.

            So I cannot answer the question the guy asks if you don’t like my answer? I was asked who I thought the greatest person to ever live was. And I gave my answer. How is that not communicating?