A Troubled Man wrote:
Sonofason wrote:
You see, you suggest that I have chosen among many gods to follow, and have decided on one of many choices. But that is like saying that I had many color skies to choose from on a clear day in the afternoon. But surely, on a clear day, in the middle of the afternoon, there is only one color to the sky. It's blue. You see, there are not many choices of gods for me to choose from. I have only been in the presence of one. And so to choose some other would be like saying the sky is green in the middle of the afternoon on a clear day, when I can clearly see it is blue.
Oh, I see now, you have deliberately and willfully ignored all the other gods throughout history purported to exist and worshiped by hordes of people. Thanks for the clarification and the admittance of being dishonest.
Clearly a blind man cannot see that the sky is blue. If a blind man were to believe that the sky is blue, he'd have to accept the word of other people. I have no problem with blind people disbelieving in blue skies in the middle of the afternoon on a clear day.
And, you have no problem with being willfully disingenuous and dishonest, too.
But for me, who can see, it would be utterly dishonest if I should try to claim that there is no color to the sky. It's blue. I can see it. It's blue.
True, but you are utterly dishonest in not acknowledging all the other gods.
Btw, did you know the sky is not blue after the sun sets? What color is it, then?
Which of course is why I have been repeatedly very clear, I quote myself,
But surely, on a clear day, in the middle of the afternoon, there is only one color to the sky.
Should I show you again?
But surely, on a clear day, in the middle of the afternoon, there is only one color to the sky.
If I said it again, would it sink in?
But surely, on a clear day, in the middle of the afternoon, there is only one color to the sky.
I find it interesting that you are trying to call me dishonest. Where is your argument? You don't have one. But I've given one, and it is far superior to your insults and lies. But that is because I am superior to all atheists. That is because I have the wisdom of God on my side. You, being an atheist, don't have any of that good stuff.
This is why, my dear friend, context is so important. Had you bothered to read what I had said, and I mean everything that I said, you would know that I am right. I'm always right.