Well, because it seems clear that someone needs to point out to you what is apparently obvious to everyone else.
Actually, since you seem to be having trouble following the conversation, I never said you said that. I get that you don't realize you are suffering from cognitive dissonance by your attitude present in your posts following below. I'm certain you will fail to see the correlation.
I'm not the one attacking those who disagree with my theologocal viewpoint as if I can't possibly be wrong.
There is sufficient evidence in this thread, not counting thousands of others throughout TOL, that there are more than a few theological differences within christianity. IF each different view can be, and more often than not is, supported by "scripture" how can it be possible for "the truth" to be determined? 30,000 christian denominations can't all be right but they can all be wrong.
Let me guess, you're going to tell me this "truth" by regurgitating bible verses at me, right? Thanks, but no thanks. You folks are confused enough among each other without involving me in your bizarre beliefs too.
My participation in this discussion is to point out what is obvious to everyone except the christians involved. As long as all the christians continue to think that they can't possibly be wrong I extremely doubt that "truth" will ever come to the fore.
Is he planning on joining the conversation too or is his participation going to be limited to random bible verses?
Yeah, reading has always been a precursor to "ultimate truth".
Let me guess, you're going to do this by quoting bible verses at me, right? I doubt that the irony has raised it's head enough for you to see it yet, has it?
I think that I have raised a few very important questions. When should I be expecting something approaching answers not involving random bible verses?
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