Is it okay for a Christian to lie?

@fmf said
Nope. It's not a non-sequitur. Not in the conventional sense of the term.

The conventional sense of the term doesn't include a hyphen.

@suzianne said
The conventional sense of the term doesn't include a hyphen.

This is good to know. Thanks.

The post of mine you described as a non-sequitur post was not a non-sequitur post.*

* I am using it here as an adjective rather than a noun, so the hyphen is ok.

@suzianne said
It's somewhat sad that the speed of our progress is invariably stunted by our slowest members.

You sound like @mike169

@suzianne said
If you understand the meaning of "given", as in a geometry proof, then I'm sure you could take the sentence I quoted and isolate the given out of it.


It's somewhat sad that the speed of our progress is invariably stunted by our slowest members.

What I’m demonstrating is your inability to follow a conversation without firing out assertions about something which I’ve said which is allegedly a “given” but you can’t say what it is because you just said the first thing which came into your head.

@divegeester said
What I’m demonstrating is your inability to follow a conversation without firing out assertions about something which I’ve said which is allegedly a “given” but you can’t say what it is because you just said the first thing which came into your head.

What incredible irony.

@suzianne said
What incredible irony.

It’s truth “sitsta”