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In reply to the discussion: Comments about 'Whiteness' prompt controversy at Sparrow Women conference [View all]guillaumeb
(42,649 posts)30. Certainly.
The implicit definition.
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Comments about 'Whiteness' prompt controversy at Sparrow Women conference [View all]
guillaumeb
Apr 2019
OP
"I'm just telling the truth, which in and of itself is controversial," she said.
Kind of Blue
Apr 2019
#1
I was quoting an earlier statement, which is where your implicit definition lay
marylandblue
Apr 2019
#29
No, 99.9999% of Christians believe that there is a definition of Christianity
marylandblue
Apr 2019
#35
You are the Christian, not me. You are apparently the only Christian in history
marylandblue
Apr 2019
#44
That just supports my claim: You are the only Christian in the world who thinks that.
marylandblue
Apr 2019
#48