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Humans are hardwired for language. Some are more flowery in their language than others.

Sorry this took so long. I've been busy with work, but I’ve also been doing a bit of research on this topic, mostly going through material from BEL and DBC. I’ve also been catching up on uploading the CDs/DVDs I have from the store, including one DVD I thought I had uploaded previously: God's...

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I don't trust rotten tomatoes.

The Journal.ie piece critiques Pearson's 2019 extrapolation to 250k as flawed (mixing broad CSE with specific gang cases + hotspot bias). Fair enough on the math. Extrapolations have limits, and official reviews admit exact national totals are hard due to poor data. But that's not a debunk of...

I think what RD is trying to say is, "how do you get from those verses, to your claims he quoted?"

But is he facing towards or away from the chart?

No it doesn't. Yes, thats what we said to you. Does Polly want a cracker now? Again, no one said it was. Calling it a modal fallacy does not make it one. Which premise are you rejecting? If God infallibly foreknew before they existed that they would not repent, could they repent? If...

No, it wasn't. You're making this way more difficult than it has to be. It's a simple yes or no question about your principles. Fine, different question: are the king and the judges coordinate offices under the law, each with distinct authority and jurisdiction? In other words, neither office...

That's not what I asked. Are the judges and the king under the law in principle?

Are judges and kings under the law?

If judges have final say over whether the king remains king, then they are sovereign over the kingship, whatever else you may call it. They may not be sovereign over every royal function, but they are sovereign over his continued possession of the office. That's the contradiction I've been...

How does authority flow, Clete? From top to bottom, yes? From God, to government, to men?

I still think that, because you have not convinced me otherwise. That is exactly why I am asking you, yet again, to demonstrate that I am wrong. There is nothing contradictory about saying, “I think your proposal fails on principle,” and then asking you to specify the proposal so that the...