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In reply to the discussion: Labels? [View all]Goblinmonger
(22,340 posts)40. Yup
That was one of my last posts.
What did I say to el_bryanto that warranted his response?
I thought this group was about civil discussion. It seems to me that unfounded claims of homophobia and personal attacks that get hidden by a jury seem to be against civil discussion.
Why would I have any desire to bring it to a host when the head host told me that el_bryanto was just fine with what he did?
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I agree. I notice as my faith cuanges and grows thst labels don't pinpoint my faith completely.
hrmjustin
Aug 2014
#1
Interesting question. I would have never used the term "idolize" re a personal label
No Vested Interest
Aug 2014
#12
I believe the term refers to an atheist who thinks that some atheists are too harsh on believers
el_bryanto
Aug 2014
#17
That's possibly the origin of the term; but obviously it's being applied wider than that. nt
el_bryanto
Aug 2014
#22
You camd in here knowing fullwellwhat might happen and started trashing the place.
hrmjustin
Aug 2014
#35
Labels can be handy, but a given label can cover a multitude of differences
Fortinbras Armstrong
Aug 2014
#57