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Once again, you are totally wrong! "Yet, you find" is a pathetic attempt to try to shame me for following the soulful model of God and Christ that millions of Christians have acted out over the centuries. The Crusades were a reaction to centuries of “wholesale slaughter.”I believe @Armour of God...

Sometimes my rhetoric includes paraphrasing what my opponent implicitly advocates. (I think I used to confuse @Jack in the past but now he understands my argument tactic, for which I'm grateful). This is sometimes referred to as a Judo technique in debate; use the main thrust of your opponent...

What a contradiction! Because I'm against war, I war against war. TRANSLATION. You're a warrior just like those you condemn. What a hypocrite! Righteous war for me not for thee. Your own sources CONFESS Christian men recognize the righteousness of war in some manner, shape or form, proving...

It tells me you are invoking Ad Homenim as a means to distract from your refusal to answer questions regarding your hateful rhetoric. Poisoning the Well (also known as: discrediting, smear tactics, appeal to ethos [form of]) Description: To commit a preemptive ad hominem (abusive) attack...

This reminds me of a vital point I've wanted to address for a week or so now; the watermelon motivation is elitism. While they pretend to defend the little guy, they want only who they deem modern age monks to have decision-making control, a throw back to the Catholic purges and Inquisitions...

That's exactly what he's trying to do to accommodate his anti-semitism. "The people who populate" my fertile soil makes it seem like all of God's efforts through the prophets is to one day elevate Islamic "refugees." We have an Islamic-Christian heritage, don't you know. That Jesus was a Jew...

Sinister is the word the vid used. An entitled. Indeed.

They're still on the milk and not the soulful meat of the Gospel.

Yes, the secret meeting on the roof with Nicodemus was very touching. Do you remember the climatic moment of S1E1 where Jesus finally made his appearance in meeting Mary at the bar, quietly telling her the drink was not for her, then she left distraught and he quoted Isaiah 43, invoking her...

Doesn’t surprise me. Do you think God has a sense of humor? No one said this.

No. I was not referring Scripture but other films that portrayed the character of Jesus as above it all, and therefore, not relatable, lacking any kind of human, emotional depth.

The women at the well is one of my favorite scenes in all of Scripture. The Grace shown in the character of the Messiah responding to the desperate women who said she could not talk to him if he came and he told her he came to Samaria just to tell her. Her emotional response of feeling redeemed...

Very funny!

What is wrong with you to demand any portrayal of Jesus cannot for a moment show a lighter side of a character, one with a relatable sense of humor?

The opposite is true; he told us to buy a sword. You think that was to collect dust?

Yes. And you have contemptuously referenced it numerous times in Peter cutting off the ear of a guard.

Higher energy prices, more deaths, lower economic development and more poverty. Because communists don't understand economics, they don't grasp that artificially forcing investment from higher return to lower return assets causes poverty at the margin and lowers wealth in general. Imagine if...

He's just being divisive. Can' stand to concede a point that doesn't support the hysteria. Sure, you are 100% right but the trend is that one day it might be possible that you could be wrong. Yet, he doesn't apply such humility to his own claims. Imagine that?

Discernment and being able to detect patterns is a sign of intelligence that not all people possess. For instance, not all verses in Scripture are relevant to a particular moral point. I attempted to use verses with rocks compared to verses that don't mention rocks to establish a foundation upon...