11 Oct 17
Originally posted by @great-king-ratYes, that's it, I lied again rat man. 🙄
According to his story he didn't change "on his own".
1) He was (is?) mentally unstable.
2) He was greatly influenced by a Christian called "Randy".
Why you lie so much, Whodey? Is it habit?
11 Oct 17
Originally posted by @whodeyMaybe [1] he struggled through it with the help of friends [2] or he hasn't fully recovered [3] or he's exaggerating how dire his circumstances were in order to make himself seem 'miraculous' [4] or maybe he's lying about not getting any treatment. It is, after all, just a youtube clip on the internet taken from a web site that provides people like yourself with confirmation bias material.
I don't recall him getting any treatment FMF, nor have I seen any mentally ill people ever be free of treatment to appear better.
11 Oct 17
Originally posted by @great-king-rat to whodeywhodey is citing this as evidence of a miracle and therefore of supernatural causality. So, fibs were required. whodey does the same thing on the Debates Forum day in day out.
Yes. Yes, you did.
You said "on their own", when it's very, very clear it didn't happen "on his own".
So why would you pretend it did and lie about it?
Originally posted by @great-king-ratAccording to him, Jesus Christ changed him ratman.
Yes. Yes, you did.
You said "on their own", when it's very, very clear it didn't happen "on his own".
So why would you pretend it did and lie about it?
Get it now?
No? Never mind. Back to the sewers with ya!
Originally posted by @fmfMaybe. Believe his testimony if you will or discard it if you will.
Maybe [1] he struggled through it with the help of friends [2] or he hasn't fully recovered [3] or he's exaggerating how dire his circumstances were in order to make himself seem 'miraculous' [4] or maybe he's lying about not getting any treatment. It is, after all, just a youtube clip on the internet taken from a web site that provides people like yourself with confirmation bias material.
11 Oct 17
Originally posted by @whodeyDid you not hear how much he talked about "Randy"? Did you not catch how much he was influenced by "Randy". Did you not, in fact, hear about how much more important "Randy" was than Jesus with regards to his "change"?
According to him, Jesus Christ changed him ratman.
Get it now?
No? Never mind. Back to the sewers with ya!
Either you didn't watch the video you posted or you are lying and are continuing that lie. Which one is it?
Originally posted by @great-king-ratYes, Randy introduced him to Christ.
Did you not hear how much he talked about "Randy"? Did you not catch how much he was influenced by "Randy". Did you not, in fact, hear about how much more important "Randy" was than Jesus with regards to his "change"?
Either you didn't watch the video you posted or you are lying and are continuing that lie. Which one is it?
Perhaps Randy cured his mental illness by just talking to him about Jesus.
Since Randy seems to have such powers perhaps we can start a Randy cult for the mentally ill.
11 Oct 17
Originally posted by @whodeySo why did you lie before?
Yes, Randy introduced him to Christ.
Perhaps Randy cured his mental illness by just talking to him about Jesus.
Since Randy seems to have such powers perhaps we can start a Randy cult for the mentally ill.
I'm genuinely curious why you seem to have this absurd need to lie about virtually everything.
Didn't you recently copy-paste the quote "Be too brave to lie"?
Why would you lie about this? It's entirely obvious the change didn't happen "on his own". Why lie about it?
11 Oct 17
Originally posted by @ghost-of-a-dukeDo tell. After trying to murder someone with a hammer having paranoid delusions, do they just snap out of it and are better?
I've met many such people.
Do you live in a cave?
11 Oct 17
Originally posted by @whodeyThe change of the man in the video apparently came about because this mentally unstable person was heavily influenced by a man called Randy.
Why the change?
Are you willing yet to admit you lied about how this man changed "on his own"? Why did you lie about it?
Originally posted by @whodeyI think maybe the Romans changed their minds about how to exploit nascent Christianity in order to deal with the troublesome Jews and therefore they changed the way they were using their operative, Paul. I think the "change" was reflective of an abrupt alteration of Roman psy-ops tactics rather than any kind of supernatural thing.
After all, here we have a man who hunted down and killed Christians that changed virtually over night.