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I rest my case! Last edited by Aristoddler; 04-14-2008 at 10:34 PM. Reason: inserted quote html, so as not to confuse. |
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I already answered that question in full. Please go back and read it again...it was a lot of work, typing all of that stuff. And please stop quoting full posts, it's unnecessary. |
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| No wonder I avoid all religiously central debate. A very neutral, unbiased and constructive post like the OP is still managing to trigger some upset and tangents. What bothers me is that I too often see a special case being made on behalf of religious arguments, is this one? If so, why?! I remember the Kent Hovind and Ted Haggard debates and how sick to my stomach they used to make me, and as a result I just figured that it was the nature of faith that needed to be kept away from any debate. How can it even be remotely fair that the religious parties are allowed to enter the arena of debate knowing full well that their minds wont be changed, moved, pushed; not even prodded. To paraphrase my Granddads advice to me on the matter: Firstly let the other party know that you are here to debate with an open mind, but that you will leave if the feeling is not mutual. Dan. P.s "Thread reopened... Resume the chaos. " I'm sitting at home on my own and that still got me to laugh out loud (you know how hard that is? ,) chaos indeed *chortle*; you get thanked for the laugh alone.
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[quote=de_budding;11730]No wonder I avoid all religiously central debate. A very neutral, unbiased and constructive post like the OP is still managing to trigger some upset and tangents. What bothers me is that I too often see a special case being made on behalf of religious arguments, is this one? If so, why?! I remember the Kent Hovind and Ted Haggard debates and how sick to my stomach they used to make me, and as a result I just figured that it was the nature of faith that needed to be kept away from any debate. How can it even be remotely fair that the religious parties are allowed to enter the arena of debate knowing full well that their minds wont be changed, moved, pushed; not even prodded. To paraphrase my Granddads advice to me on the matter: Firstly let the other party know that you are here to debate with an open mind, but that you will leave if the feeling is not mutual. bedudding, Definations: Open and honest debate = Christian baiting!! |
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God, this thread is gonna keep me smiling for ages. ^Notice the subtle use of blasphamy.
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Now that this has turned into an actual debate with meaning, and not just an attack on the ruling I made here...Boagie, could you start a thread regarding the topic at hand, so I can move the conversation there, and clear the board so as not to cause confusion for the original purpose of this thread. Make topic. I will move everything there. Continue debate about the world vs christianity or the conspiracy that follows it. Thanks. |
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Actually your posting did not seem like a topic for debate, it sounded more like a notice as to what would happen to someone like me if they insisted on asking difficult questions---its called feedback. I have no desire to go on any campaign. I would just like to see the religious rise to the occasion and debate honestly or go away. This is a philosophy forum is it not? People say all kinds of things but they are held accountable, hold the Christians accountable and I shall be most pleased. There is no need for a topic on this really is there, we know special treatment is afforded, will it stop? Will Christians be accountable for what they say? We will see won't we. |
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