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IMO it is more like saying all animals come from a single sourceIf we proclaim that the US is a “ Christian Nation” Is that like saying: “All animals are equal but some animals are more equal than others” ?
Is it intellectually dishonest to use probabilities instead of absolutes?Certainly. At a certain point though that can not only ring hollow, but it can also slide right into intellectual dishonesty.
If Atheists are attacking Christianity you might want some better examples than the one provided.....or at least get the facts straight.
High Court Weighs Legality Of Memorial Cross
The Supreme Court hears a case on the display of a World War I memorial cross as a national memorial. Critics say the cross violates the ban on government-established religion. In 1999, a Buddhist sought permission to erect a shrine near the cross. The National Park Service said no.www.npr.org
I have absolutely no idea what this is in reference to.Is it intellectually dishonest to use probabilities instead of absolutes?
IMO it is more like saying all animals come from a single source
Simple you said intellectual dishonesty or in other words faulty logic. If the answer isn't absolute the next best recourse is probability. Probability can be applied to a problem (or subject) with no absolute answer, an unproven hypothesis.I have absolutely no idea what this is in reference to.
Not in the slightest I just didn't accept your faulty logic. The original statement was that much of our Laws are based on Christian values. And you tried to spin it. By saying non Christians are less than, which is faulty logic.Thanks for confirming that the quotation when right over your head.
Buddy your lost in this discussion. Stay in the shallow end of the pool.Not in the slightest I just didn't accept your faulty logic. The original statement was that much of our Laws are based on Christian values. And you tried to spin it. By saying non Christians are less than, which is faulty logic.
Where did you learn that tactic, trying to belittle an opponent? Sounds like a Trumpism.Buddy your lost in this discussion. Stay in the shallow end of the pool.
You can spin this however you want to. I struggle mightily with watching the POTUS claim to be a man of faith, yet watch him in his daily actions and words. To brush it off as “we are all a work in progress “ is a dangerous out.
Yes, we are all human, imperfect, broken and prone to sin. I am just as much as anyone. However, reconciliation with God begins with recognition of our sins and making those right with one another. Skipping this step but wanting to proclaim forgiveness because we are all work sin progress doesn’t pass the smell test.
I’m not going to belabor this, nor do I care to prove anyone right or wrong. If we can’t be honest about living out our faith, then we aren’t much of a follower of Christ. If you think the POTUS does this on a daily basis, I’ll leave this.
John 3:30 English Standard Version (ESV)
30 He must increase, but I must decrease.”[a]
Well- why wouldn’t I wade into this one?? Sense be damned.Bambi, I don't believe I ever said that all inmates find Jesus in prison. So saying that the 50% that end up back in prison after they left must have lost Jesus is quite the assumption. Maybe the most interesting data would be how many of the repeat inmates are Christians vs. non Christians on a percentage basis. We can never know that because there is no way to track a persons religion. Since we have freedom of religion I doubt inmates are asked that question upon arrival Also note in my first post that the meaning of being a Christian to me is being able to say "I am a sinner" - sinners keep sinning, that doesn't stop because someone becomes a Christian. They just are hopefully willing to acknowledge those sins, ask for forgiveness and TRY not to repeat them even though we all keep doing it day after day after day. Christians aren't any more perfect than anyone else, their just forgiven. Great discussion guys and gals, I've learned some things about the history of this great nation, even if some are simply opinions.
10 foot pole topics for 1000, Alex."I'll take Threads I Should Have Quit Days Ago for $800, Alex."
Talking religion is easy. Try being a Denver Broncos fan while hanging out with a bunch of Seahawk fans.I have a great longtime friend who pastor's a large Baptist church on the outskirts of OKC. We never talk about religion.
And all along I thought we could be friends... I guess I was wrong.Talking religion is easy. Try being a Denver Broncos fan while hanging out with a bunch of Seahawk fans.
Or the Raiders.....Jeezus Christo!And all along I thought we could be friends... I guess I was wrong.
I’ll take “Justifiable reasons to burn heathens at the stake.”, for $800, Alex.
At least it’s not the Dallas Cowboys.
Good article. In particular, this part really jump out at me.The Pew Research Center has a recent study that discusses the questions in the original post in depth and thought it would be interesting to some.
Christian share in U.S. sinking fast as religious landscape changes
Pew survey also finds church pews emptier, while share of ‘religious nones’ growswww.deseret.com
More common, though, Peterson said, is young people bringing up scandals and talking about faith leaders who say one thing but act differently.
He thinks a lot of young people flee religious institutions, but not necessarily God. “I see a lot of students who want to distinguish between religious institutions and spiritual beliefs,” he said.