Why Are Things Believed ?

@kellyjay said
None if there are no consequences for sin.

Nevermind the “if” qualification… just answer the question!

LOL in the other thread you are accusing me of not answering questions ~ just look are you trying to wriggle out of answering this one.

What are consequence for you if you are wrong?

@kellyjay said
If you are wrong, you put people off God's warning, what do you think the
consequences for you will be?

I will answer unequivocally once you have!

@divegeester said
Nevermind the “if” qualification… just answer the question!

LOL in the other thread you are accusing me of not answering questions ~ just look are you trying to wriggle out of answering this one.

What are consequence for you if you are wrong?

I did answer, no consequences since there would be no consequences. How many
time will this need repeating before it sinks in?

@divegeester said
I will answer unequivocally once you have!

I doubt it.

@kellyjay said
I doubt it.

Then duck out…

@divegeester said
Then duck out…

Duck out of what, you asking questions repeatedly after receiving an answer and
promising something you have no intention of following through with. There has
to be something here to duck out of the only one ducking is you.

@kellyjay said
Duck out of what, you asking questions repeatedly after receiving an answer and
promising something you have no intention of following through with. There has
to be something here to duck out of the only one ducking is you.

God sends rain to the good and the evil ducks alike.

@divegeester said
I will answer unequivocally once you have!

It smacks of cowardice and a lack of integrity and conviction for someone to make their "unequivocal" answer contingent upon someone else's answer.

"As she rises to her apology" is such a great line.

Just learned that this was co-written by Michael McDonald and Kenny Loggins.

"What a Fool Believes"

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@kevin-eleven said
It smacks of cowardice and a lack of integrity and conviction for someone to make their "unequivocal" answer contingent upon someone else's answer.

He throws qualifiers out there to justify his not responding, he acts as if he needs
me to justify him speaking the truth as he sees it, if I don't answer him as he sees
fit he is justified in not responding in kind. Your right, cowardice, and lack of
integrity.

@divegeester said
Nevermind the “if” qualification… just answer the question!

LOL in the other thread you are accusing me of not answering questions ~ just look are you trying to wriggle out of answering this one.

What are consequence for you if you are wrong?

Peace be with you.

@kellyjay said
He throws qualifiers out there to justify his not responding, he acts as if he needs
me to justify him speaking the truth as he sees it, if I don't answer him as he sees
fit he is justified in not responding in kind. Your right, cowardice, and lack of
integrity.

What are the consequences for you if you are wrong about eternal suffering and through the propagation of that doctrine you have put people off of Christ?

Simply question.

@divegeester said
What are the consequences for you if you are wrong about eternal suffering and through the propagation of that doctrine you have put people off of Christ?

Simply question.

None same answer I gave earlier you failed to grasp,

@kellyjay said
None same answer I gave earlier you failed to grasp,

No, the previous answer you gave was… “None IF … (such as such), you qualified it with an “if”.

OK, so you are (finally) saying have absolutely NO consequences if you are wrong in your beliefs even if you have led people away from Christ.

So back to my original point, which was why should there be consequences for Moonbus if he is wrong? Which is what you asked him on page 27 first post.

PS interestIy a couple of posts later you assert that “There are consequences to all the things we do and say”, and yet here you are now excluding yourself from that!

@divegeester said
No, the previous answer you gave was… “None IF … (such as such), you qualified it with an “if”.

OK, so you are (finally) saying have absolutely NO consequences if you are wrong in your beliefs even if you have led people away from Christ.

So back to my original point, which was why should there be consequences for Moonbus if he is wrong? Which is what you asked him ...[text shortened]... onsequences to all the things we do and say”, and yet here you are now excluding yourself from that!

I've been asking you a string of questions attempting to get you to acknowledge
them, you have repeatedly failed and have attempted to cast the blame on me
for your lack of forthrightness, what a coward you are dive, there is no other way
to put it, a hypocritical coward, demanding what you refuse to do.