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It's not axiomatic, but it's also not just granting the alternative either, it's definitional or semantic or grammatical. If God is real, which is one of the two options, then naturally all things are grounded in God. Your post is an argument that God is real, so why are you granting the...

American democracy is robust and healthy. It's in its prime. I just read how a judge---these are basically kings in the judicial branch---was caught committing some common crimes, and now, this person isn't a judge anymore. This wasn't a national headline story, but it says a lot more about...

You can't ground God in anything, all things are grounded in Him. Philosophy's thousands of years old, as old as God's first appearance in history anyway, seems that language and philosophy and God all appeared around the same time. We might call that the time of creation. It's unlikely that...

Turns out, He also established a Church. Find it. Find her. And go to Mass.

All history appears to say so. If it wasn't for your Dispensationalism, you wouldn't have any reason to doubt the universal witness of history as to the ministries of all the Apostles. By the time they died, they had all gone "into the world," and had not as you put it "largely stayed in...

That doesn't appear to be even close to true. https://www.theonenessofgod.org/hrf_faq/how-did-the-twelve-apostles-die/ https://www.christianity.com/church/church-history/timeline/1-300/whatever-happened-to-the-twelve-apostles-11629558.html...

lol yeah nice try.

Compared to the presumption that God is the Trinity, Nontrinitarianism is oversimplified. I was replying to Lon, who also accepts that the Trinity is God. But you can make up something called an 'infinite spirit', and say whatever you want to about it, because that's what you did... See?

It doesn't matter. It is the institution of the office of a bishop (cf. 1st Timothy 3:1) that identifies the One Church of the Bible. That institution was established by the Apostles, who all acted with the authority of Christ. They instructed the first generation bishops like Timothy and...

Why don't you tell me? Wanking is as perverse as buggery, where does the right to wank come from? Understand that we have the legal right to masturbate, whether or not we have the human right to do so, because no law authorizes the government to punish anybody for masturbating.

I'm getting the distinct impression that there's only one of us who's "embracing" something he oughtn't. And it is not me.

Lo, children are an heritage of the Lord: and the fruit of the womb is his reward. 4 As arrows are in the hand of a mighty man; so are children of the youth. 5 Happy is the man that hath his quiver full of them You're lame.

Only if God's not a liberal. Some of His Commandments are liberal institutions, such as the recognition of the absolute human rights against being murdered and falsely testified against. In order to obey His First Commandment, we have to do it in a liberal manner, which means recognizing...

It's either that, or you're wrong, and third world countries are just third world countries, who violate human rights, like the right to masturbate---a right which you clearly support.

I think that's pretty obviously not true. Christian owned businesses.

I was thinking that you'd want to move there.

Everybody has the same rights. I never said that we did. Same for wanking. A bit of a delusion on your part.

Yeah, interesting. The Father is not the Son, the Father generates the Son, the Son is begotten of the Father, this is the distinction in particular. The Spirit is not the Father either. But since Nontrinitarians oversimplify God, they usually take the Spirit to be the Father, if not just a...

No one ever said that. So, "nice try" yourself.

The Catechism says we have to respect their rights. Pope Francis hasn't overturned any of that teaching.