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Yes, that helps. Presumably the stand alone church without association with other churches is that one church that Jesus is the head of. What then are the other churches? Are you able to identify them by name? (I’m not asking you to do so.) Who is the head of them?

You have. That seems to be about the only thing I’ve said that has gotten through to you. Repeat the answer - the lives of the people who get their theology from watching shows and don’t search the scriptures to see whether or not what they were told is true.

How far would a person who preaches and practices non-violence go in participating in acts of violence against something which he neither fears nor hates? That’s got to be a strong candidate in the category of “non sequitur of the year.”

Not written in invisible ink, visible to the naked eye, yet not seen. That’s a special kind of blindness. What induces it?

Classic straw man.

Feeling better now?

You’re running behind.

Jesus sometimes answered questions by asking questions. That technique carries the risk of being considered rude, or worse. Jesus is a masterful teacher. He wasn’t being rude, or worse. So why did he sometimes answer questions by asking questions? What was he trying to accomplish by utilizing...

Spoon feeding : You get people with a fictionalized theology. Such people aren’t Bereans. They need to be. What good is a fictionalized theology?

Your concern for them is touching. You’re trying to win a debate with someone who doesn’t debate.

Hardly. You still require spoon feeding. I didn’t say, nor do I believe, that the producers of The Chosen are connected with Hollywood. The identity of the producers and their connections is readily available to anyone who wants to see it. The Chosen is a vehicle to the wider issue. No...

For the love of God and neighbor, I reject the proposition. What should the reader do? Do what you think best.

A topic for another thread: Why did Jesus answer questions by asking questions?