Good behaviours vs beliefs

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If you can’t grasp that …

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If you cannot understand whether our assertions stand or fall on the merit
of the assertion themselves, not personalities, I doubt very seriously you'd
grasp when someone is floundering or not.

@kellyjay said
If you cannot understand whether our assertions stand or fall on the merit
of the assertion themselves, not personalities, I doubt very seriously you'd
grasp when someone is floundering or not.

What "merit" does your assertion that you are immortal stand on?

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You make it about personality not me, I am not one who tells others how much better I am then others, or whose main points from time to time is run others down. I acknowledge I am a sinner in need of Christ who died for our sins. There is nothing about me that makes me better than anyone else. Those who spend all their time identifying themselves as someone above the rest are the most arrogant amongst us,

@kellyjay said
You make it about personality not me, I am not one who tells others how much better I am then others, or whose main points from time to time is run others down. I acknowledge I am a sinner in need of Christ who died for our sins. There is nothing about me that makes me better than anyone else. Those who spend all their time identifying themselves as someone above the rest are the most arrogant amongst us,

Pointing to the subjectivity of your opinions and assertions is "making it about personality"??

@kellyjay said
I acknowledge I am a sinner in need of Christ who died for our sins. There is nothing about me that makes me better than anyone else.

It doesn't matter how much of a "sinner" you are; more to the point, you are a weak advocate for your beliefs.

@kellyjay said
Those who spend all their time identifying themselves as someone above the rest are the most arrogant amongst us,

Who spends "all their time" identifying themselves as "above the rest"?

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And my original answer still applies even if you can not grasp the point.