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Re: Chick disproves Islam!
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lugnet.off-topic.debate
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Sun, 30 Sep 2001 04:43:53 GMT
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In lugnet.off-topic.debate, Larry Pieniazek writes:
> In lugnet.off-topic.debate, Bill Farkas writes:
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> If I didn't know better, I'd think you were trying to pick a fight.
Meet me after school in the parking lot, unless you're yella'. ;`)
A bit more seriously, although still in jest, what if I were?
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> Circular reasoning is fallacious no matter who advances it, or what it is
> used to knock down or raise up...
Agreed. I just couldn't resist.
> That's all I'm saying by singling out #2.
> The whole tract is laughable. The whole SITE is laughable. You agreed,
> didn't you?
Whole-heartedly agree. Utter rubbish - the entire site and those like it.
Actually, I had the same reaction as you to all of the points made. They
were poorly reasoned and written and perfectly applicable to refuting
Christianity. I'm not really sure why I lashed out at ya there Big Guy.
Guess I felt you were attacking my boyz again and had to take up for 'em.
Honestly, I find the whole current situation entirely exasperating. It's
frustrating to see Islam blamed for the heinous actions of an aberrant few -
as I've taken issue with Christianity being blamed for the crusades, etc.
Sorry for being so predictable.
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> That has nothing to do with your personal relationship to god, does it? So
> why bring it up?
I guess I was pointing out that my beliefs are not based on circular
reasoning. Some of my arguments here on .debate have, but I participate here
for other reasons.
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> I'd rather talk about whether Mr. Chick and his foolish ignorance is more
> than just laughable, though, instead of talking about whether god exists or
> not. I find it scary and intolerant.
As do I. A pivotal principle of Christianity is judging one's fruit in
regard to the veracity of one's beliefs. If a person professes to be a
Christian but exhibits no fruit of said belief, his faith is void. I have a
huge problem with zealots who get in the face of those they deem unworthy
and blast them with a "Repent or Burn!" gospel(?). Jesus was said to be the
friend of sinners precisely because He didn't look down His nose at people -
on the contrary, He made them feel loved and accepted. I think the ignorance
stems from never leaving your own circles - your beliefs are never tested or
questioned when you surround yourself with those who agree with you. .02
Bill
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| In lugnet.off-topic.debate, Bill Farkas writes: <snip> If I didn't know better, I'd think you were trying to pick a fight. Circular reasoning is fallacious no matter who advances it, or what it is used to knock down or raise up... That's all I'm (...) (23 years ago, 30-Sep-01, to lugnet.off-topic.debate)
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