Originally posted by FMFI would suspect that someone at sometime has referred to Jesus in the past tense. However, Christians believe Jesus is alive in heaven. So perhaps that is what GB's statement is about. However, if you could give more than just your opinion to prove your point, then GB may be convinced.
The statement "Nowhere has [Jesus] ever been referred to in the past tense." is clearly "false information".
Maybe a Youtube video would do the trick.
21 Apr 14
Originally posted by RJHindsHaha...you could tell Grampy Bobby that only Grampy Bobby posts as Grampy Bobby, and he'll still maintain a charade of being unconvinced if runs counter to something else that he said.
I would suspect that someone at sometime has referred to Jesus in the past tense. However, Christians believe Jesus is alive in heaven. So perhaps that is what GB's statement is about. However, if you could give more than just your opinion to prove your point, then GB may be convinced.
Maybe a Youtube video would do the trick.
Originally posted by FMFI have heard it said that one can not prove a negative or at least it is very difficult to do so. It should be much easier to prove your point that Jesus was referred to in the past tense. I am not the one making the claim. I am just trying to help you with your argument with GB.
If you have a YouTube video that you think proves that Jesus has never been referred to in the past tense, then go for it.
Originally posted by RJHindsThanks for claiming to be "just trying to help". 🙂
I have heard it said that one can not prove a negative or at least it is very difficult to do so. It should be much easier to prove your point that Jesus was referred to in the past tense. I am not the one making the claim. I am just trying to help you with your argument with GB.
Originally posted by AgergAt least your observation attests to the fact that he doesn't suffer from multiple identity syndrome: he is who he is.
Haha...you could tell Grampy Bobby that only [b]Grampy Bobby posts as Grampy Bobby, and he'll still maintain a charade of being unconvinced if runs counter to something else that he said.[/b]
Originally posted by Grampy Bobby (OP)
Opposition to Truth
Whatever opposes truth, is a lie. There are no grey areas. Whoever [human or spirit being] manufactures false information to oppose truth for whatever the reason is a liar. Whoever chooses to believe and promulgate a lie is a liar. Example: 'You can marry anyone and experience a lifetime of maximum marital bliss'. Know anyone who's been divorced? Thoughts?
Ladies & Gentlemen, no C&P. lol
Note: Believers in Christ I'll be with in heaven for eternity but have only this brief online window to be with those who have rejected God's Grace Gift of Salvation by simple faith alone in Christ alone. All site members are welcome to my threads.
Originally posted by SwissGambit
> A person confident that their pursuit of truth is on the right track does not need to thump on a podium about the Dangers of Opposing Truth. Only an agenda-peddler does that.
> Also, a person who is actually learning new truths tends to realize how much they still do not know, and be humbled by that.
> And isn't it possible that sincere disagreements indicate a mutual desire to find the truth, rather than a person at war with the truth?
Originally posted by Grampy Bobby
> We agree on each of the three. Here's a fourth: While a lie is a lie, some are premeditated; others the result of ignorance.
Note: FMF, twhitehead and wolfgang59 will return after brief timeouts in their respective Naughty Chairs in the Corner.
Originally posted by Grampy Bobby
"And isn't it possible that sincere disagreements indicate a mutual desire to find the truth, rather than a person at war with the truth?" -SG
> Reminiscent of words I've quoted: "We arrive at the truth through the honest disagreement among friends." -John Locke
> Truth focused disagreement, however casual or vehement, is unrelated to the original post's focus 2 on lies and 3 on liars.
Originally posted by RJHinds (Reply to FMF)I believe most of us understand that unknowingly making an inaccurate statement is not what most of us classify as lying. Do you understand that?
Comment: All of us unintentionally make inaccurate statements from time to time. Inaccurate statements are by definition false. Falsehoods constitute lies. Therefore, in an academic/technical sense: "Whoever chooses to believe and promulgate a lie is a liar." would apply. Those who deviously manufacture, fabricate and promulgate sinister half truths and outright lies from the negativity toward truth and darkness of their angst ridden and distraught souls are in a category of their own.
PS: FMF; Agerg; Great King Rat; twhitehead; and wolfgang59 if you have thoughts on the topic that refrain from indulging in personal attack and are free from an agenda which seeks to garner peer approval rating points please post them. Thanks.
Originally posted by Grampy BobbyJust to be clear, I haven't made any personal attacks in this thread. You on the other hand falsely accused me of violating the RHP forum guidelines and I am yet to hear an apology from you. (and no, this is not an agenda that seeks to garner peer approval rating points.)
PS: FMF; Agerg; Great King Rat; twhitehead; and wolfgang59 if you have thoughts on the topic that refrain from indulging in personal attack and are free from an agenda which seeks to garner peer approval rating points please post them. Thanks.
What I did seek to do was to show you how ridiculous your OP is, but it seems you have no actual interest in the truth but would rather live a lie. (no thats not a personal attack either).
Originally posted by sonshipI said nothing about beliefs being true or false based on where one comes from, sonship. Not even close.Had you been born in Saudi Arabia you would've probably been brought up as a Muslim and would have believed the teachings of the Islam.
Had you been born in The Netherlands there's a good chance you would've turned out to be an atheist.
Are you counting on a Genetic Fallacy argument?
"Because you came to your belief from this ...[text shortened]... it is untrue."
"Since you obtained your belief from this particular place it is untrue."
Would you like to try to summarise a second time what I said? It wasn't that difficult.
Originally posted by Grampy BobbyAnd your point is...?
[b]Opposition to Truth
Whatever opposes truth, is a lie. There are no grey areas. Whoever [human or spirit being] manufactures false information to oppose truth for whatever the reason is a liar. Whoever chooses to believe and promulgate a lie is a liar. Example: 'You can marry anyone and experience a lifetime of maximum mari ...[text shortened]... iss'. Know anyone who's been divorced? Thoughts?[hidden]Ladies & Gentlemen, no C&P. lol[/hidden][/b]
Do you have a point?
I'm already wishing I hadn't bothered .
Originally posted by Grampy Bobby
Originally posted by Grampy Bobby (OP)
[b]Opposition to Truth
Whatever opposes truth, is a lie. There are no grey areas. Whoever [human or spirit being] manufactures false information to oppose truth for whatever the reason is a liar. Whoever chooses to believe and promulgate a lie is a liar. Example: 'You can marry a ...[text shortened]... free from an agenda which seeks to garner peer approval rating points please post them. Thanks.[/b]
Whatever opposes truth, is a lie. There are no grey areas....
All of us unintentionally make inaccurate statements from time to time. Inaccurate statements are by definition false. Falsehoods constitute lies.
The very obvious thing you fail to appreciate is that in normal parlance, lying implies the presence of the intention to deceive. Therefore, in circumstances wherein one is said to have lied, or wherein one is called a liar, it normally carries impugnment of one's character or motivations, at least to the extent of within those circumstances. But such is not applicable in circumstances wherein one unintentionally makes an inaccurate statement. This is the obvious distinction that others in this thread have been trying to get you to recognize. Even RJHinds seems to understand this basic point....
Originally posted by LemonJelloFourth Post Above Yours, LemonJello:Whatever opposes truth, is a lie. There are no grey areas....
All of us unintentionally make inaccurate statements from time to time. Inaccurate statements are by definition false. Falsehoods constitute lies.
The very obvious thing you fail to appreciate is that in normal parlance, lying implies the presence of the intention to deceiv ...[text shortened]... have been trying to get you to recognize. Even RJHinds seems to understand this basic point....
Originally posted by RJHinds (Reply to FMF)I believe most of us understand that unknowingly making an inaccurate statement is not what most of us classify as lying. Do you understand that?
Comment: All of us unintentionally make inaccurate statements from time to time. Inaccurate statements are by definition false. Falsehoods constitute lies. Therefore, in an academic/technical sense: "Whoever chooses to believe and promulgate a lie is a liar." would apply. Those who deviously manufacture, fabricate and promulgate sinister half truths and outright lies from the negativity toward truth and darkness of their angst ridden and distraught souls are in a category of their own.