I was the one who told you that Rosends.
Yes, and I’m showing you how your words apply to your position.
I think it makes you petty.
So your definition of pettiness involves someone’s being bored? OK. That's not really part of the definition though. Your thinking it is doesn't make it so.
Emotional or not, your little tit-for-tat silliness doesn't work if our behaviors are not reciprocal.
And your response doesn’t work if you ignore what was actually said.
You must be very, very bored. But I'm here for you.
I am, so I appreciate that you keep trying.
Lol! This is turning out to be a masterclass in liberal PCthink! Your "advice" was about how I did not avoid what does not exist! Wish I could pin this thread.
Your insistence that something does not exist doesn’t stop it from existing. You did not avoid what DOES exist but that you, because you didn’t take steps, are unaware of. If you had written 2+2=5 because you didn’t do research into addition, then you would be wrong and still not know that 2+2=4.
But it is hilarious that you think I did not avoid what you did not do. Funny.
You did not avoid what YOU did. It is unfortunate that you refuse to see this.
Shall we add "liar" to petty?
Only if you want to misunderstand another word. Taking two separate statements of mine and pretending that they are pointing to the exact same referent is intellectually dishonest.
If you have not avoided being wrong, then you are wrong.However, your being wrong does not hinge on my proving you are wrong.
Your restatement of my position was “I can prove you wrong, so though I haven't, you have the"ability" to be proven wrong, so you're wrong”
In that sentence, the “SO” which you inserted and to which I responded indicated causality between what I can do and your status as wrong. This is an erroneous claim.
In this other statement of mine that you reposted, “If you have not avoided it then you are wrong." The relationship is between your action and your status as wrong,nothing to do with what I can do.
Lol. You only have to think it huh?
No, your being wrong has nothing to do with what anyone thinks.
Uh-huh. Do they ever not avoid what you don't do?
In this situation, you did not avoid something which I don’t do.
Exactly. For the liberal, their claims stand even when they can't prove them. We are agreeing Rosends.
I don’t know about this “liberal” fiction you keep clinging to.A claim can be right even when it isn’t proven. And the opposite claim is wrong whether or not it is proven.
Yes. In fact, you've amended it now to show that I am wrong simply because you think it. That is classic loony liberal logic.
Then you haven’t been reading. You are wrong because you are wrong. The fact that I have access to a fact that you don’t simply clues me into your being wrong while you still think you are right.
You didn't have to comment. You only need to think it.Remember?
So when you impute a statement to me which I didn’t say but you think that I think it, that is intellectually honest? Another “implicitly implied” case, I guess.
How did I not avoid what you didn't do?
Finally, a direct question. Simply put, you made a factually incorrect claim which I did not (and would not) ever make. You could have avoided making that claim. You did not avoid it, and I did not do it.
It must be liberating to not be held down like that.
Can you accept that your worldview might not always be reflective of the truth? Or are you claiming that you are always right?
You can "focus" on anything you like. I'd love to see you focus on that proof that makes me wrong that you admit you have not yet offered. That would be amazing.
You aren’t quite ready yet, but you are getting there.
Everyone holding on to an untruth IS wrong. You think a large number of people being wrong mitigates their error?
So if everyone holds on to something which you say is an untruth(because your position is “restricted to the truth”) then everyone is wrong.Therefore, your position is the only one that is right because, by definition,your position is the truth. Then you are the one insisting that you are always right and are the “liberal”. If your idea of what “the bible” is is the only one that is restricted to the truth, then anyone who understands “the bible” as referring to anything else is wrong.
According to liberals, yes.
Well, and you.
Right. I fail just by you claiming to be able to prove me wrong.
No, you fail in your claim in the moment you make it if it is wrong. Why do you insist on thinking that what I do can affect the truth status of your claim?
A wholly consistent and interlaced truth is what Christianity is.
Fantastic! Are you Christian? If not, this statement doesn’t help me understand where you stand.
This is silly given your comment, "Exactly – I have no need to prove them [your claims] Did you suddenly develop a need to prove your claims? And since you've already proven me wrong simply by thinking I am wrong, why do you need to "show me"? Haven't I "not avoided" your phantom proof already?
I still have no need and I haven’t proven anything by thinking.I’m willing to prove your claim wrong but would first like to consider how you will react.
There ya go. When you think you're right, you ARE right. Classic liberal think. So I already have NOT avoided the error you think I have! You have dreamed my error into reality! Sorry, your reality.
You are responding to a comment in which I said the opposite.
But, but, haven't I already not been able to avoid your proving me wrong? I love confronting actual reality,not so much the "reality" between the ears of liberals.
If you read what I wrote, you will see that I said that you were able to avoid being wrong, but you didn’t take steps to be wrong.
I will play your liberal game with you.
I’m not sure what a “liberal game” is, nor do I know where someone gets formal training in writing posts in online forums (training that would include misunderstanding words, misstating positions and refusing to answer questions). But if you want to engage (more than you have, in saying that anyone who holds that “the bible” refers to a canon different from the one you consider “the bible” is wrong) then simply answer my question:
If your view of the world is restricted to the truth, and one claim that you made can be shown not to be the truth, will you then reconsider all or any of your other assumptions, or will you find a way to excuse a single error? If the latter, that you can admit you are wrong, but insist that your error is confined and singular, then I learn something about you. If the former, that you admit that if you made an error in assumptions in one case, then you might have made it in other cases, then I learn something else.