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trotsky

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19. Indeed, let all read this thread. I'm quite content to stand by my words.

Reply to guillaumeb (Reply #18)

Tue Sep 3, 2019, 02:35 PM

Sep 2019

As I have said many, many times. I've put forth considerable effort to try and engage you in actual dialog over the years, and I've gotten nothing but shit thrown in my face. So much for being a "Christian."

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Rev. William Barber calls on Democrats to host debate on poverty, racism [View all] guillaumeb Aug 2019 OP

And why didn't he include the repubs too? He's giving them an easy way out, by not asking them, ... SWBTATTReg Aug 2019 #1

We both know why. guillaumeb Aug 2019 #2

This is not what you've said previously on the topic of working with Republicans on matters of faith trotsky Aug 2019 #3

That depends on the willingness of the GOP guillaumeb Aug 2019 #4

You just said they're more like a cult. trotsky Aug 2019 #5

"They", meaning every single GOP voter, guillaumeb Aug 2019 #6

"The GOP is more a cult at this point than a political Party." trotsky Aug 2019 #7

Have fun. guillaumeb Aug 2019 #8

The fact remains, you made no distinction. trotsky Aug 2019 #9

Whataboutism 101. guillaumeb Aug 2019 #10

It's so cute when you try to throw that word out when it doesn't apply. trotsky Aug 2019 #11

5 replies, and none of them have anything to do with the actual post. guillaumeb Aug 2019 #12

Adorable! trotsky Sep 2019 #13

If you had actually read the definition, guillaumeb Sep 2019 #14

Yes, I know what the definition is, and I know that you do it all the time. trotsky Sep 2019 #15

Now, you add the related tu quoque fallacy guillaumeb Sep 2019 #16

Yeah, that's what you do. trotsky Sep 2019 #17

Tu quoque, squared. guillaumeb Sep 2019 #18

Indeed, let all read this thread. I'm quite content to stand by my words. trotsky Sep 2019 #19

Guil admits some (Republican) Christians are bad ? Bretton Garcia Sep 2019 #20

If only. trotsky Sep 2019 #21

Well.... It might be interesting for several of us ... Bretton Garcia Sep 2019 #22

The great part about being religious... Act_of_Reparation Sep 2019 #23

Was there ever any doubt? guillaumeb Sep 2019 #24

Would you specify Evangelical sins and theological errors? Bretton Garcia Sep 2019 #25

I would say that good and evil are found in every group. eom guillaumeb Sep 2019 #27

"Some of every category are bad." trotsky Sep 2019 #26

I pretty much rely on the idea that 1) all religion is bunk Bretton Garcia Sep 2019 #28

The difference is, he believes religious dogma is completely blameless. trotsky Sep 2019 #29

Modern "ecumenist" theology honors all religions Bretton Garcia Sep 2019 #30