Spirituality
02 Aug 14
Originally posted by FMFReally, page upon page on what that means, and you still don't get it?
What "difference"? You are a still Christian and I am not. I see the difference clearly. What "difference" that I supposedly "don't see" are you on about?
No, I've written it out countless times. We disagree, you don't see how
it all plays out, I am guessing you never will till God shows you.
Kelly
Originally posted by KellyJayYou are a still Christian and I am not. I see the difference clearly. What appears to rankle with you is that I understand what you believe, I understand your certainty, and I understand your sincerity ~ and do so from personal experience. Thus, your parting shot of how I "still don't get it" when I do, and have demonstrated that I do for page after page of this discussion.
Really, page upon page on what that means, and you still don't get it?
No, I've written it out countless times. We disagree, you don't see how
it all plays out, I am guessing you never will till God shows you.
14 Aug 14
Originally posted by FMFSince you've not once been able to tell me my point back to me, I don't
You are a still Christian and I am not. I see the difference clearly. What appears to rankle with you is that I understand what you believe, I understand your certainty, and I understand your sincerity ~ and do so from personal experience. Thus, your parting shot of how I "still don't get it" when I do, and have demonstrated that I do for page after page of this discussion.
think you get it. You repeating your point of view is all you have ever
done, you have not taken the time to understand mine.
Kelly
Originally posted by KellyJayIs it the one about how you reckon I am a liar? You stressed that "point" quite a lot. Another one was how me being an ex-Christian somehow "belittled" the dead relatives of Christians. You stressed that for a while too. Which point is it you want me 'to tell you back to you'?
I've made several, I've only stessed one!
Kelly
Originally posted by FMFDealing with reality past, present, furture.
Is it the one about how you reckon I am a liar? You stressed that "point" quite a lot. Another one was how me being an ex-Christian somehow "belittled" the dead relatives of Christians. You stressed that for a while too. Which point is it you want me 'to tell you back to you'?
Does reality change because our opinions do?
If reality does not change because our opinions do.
Does this mean that even if we thought X was true in our past, if we
come to acknowledge it wasn't. Does that means all the time we based
our life upon X it was based upon something not real?
So if you now acknowledge X as not real, it could have never have been
real even in your past no matter your beliefs or faith in it at the time.
If there are those that really have X in their lives, are you two equal
at all, since you now know what you had wasn't real at any time, you
only believed in it once?
Kelly
Originally posted by KellyJayLook, how many times do I have to say it? I accept that you sincerely believe that "having Jesus in your life" is a "reality". I accept that that is what you believe. I accept that you are sincere. What more can I say to demonstrate that I understand what it is you believe? On page 37 you yourself said "The beliefs you have about anything does not affect the reality of that being real or not." If this applies to anyone or everyone in the world, if it applies to me, or to my neighbour or yours, or to me twenty years ago, then it also applies to you.
Dealing with reality past, present, furture.
Does reality change because our opinions do?
If reality does not change because our opinions do.
Does this mean that even if we thought X was true in our past, if we
come to acknowledge it wasn't. Does that means all the time we based
our life upon X it was based upon something not real?
So if you now ack ...[text shortened]... , since you now know what you had wasn't real at any time, you
only believed in it once?
Kelly
Originally posted by FMFLook, don't bother bringing this up with me again! You have no clue
Look, how many times do I have to say it? I accept that you sincerely believe that "having Jesus in your life" is a "reality". I accept that that is what you believe. I accept that you are sincere. What more can I say to demonstrate that I understand what it is you believe? On page 37 you yourself said [b]"The beliefs you have about anything does not affect the ...[text shortened]... lies to me, or to my neighbour or yours, or to me twenty years ago, then it also applies to you.
what I'm talking about, and as soon as you see it, you just spout off your
points again!
Kelly
Originally posted by KellyJayOn page 37 you yourself said "The beliefs you have about anything does not affect the reality of that being real or not." Do you retract this assertion was being true if it means that it also applies to you?
Look, don't bother bringing this up with me again! You have no clue
what I'm talking about, and as soon as you see it, you just spout off your
points again!
Kelly
Originally posted by FMFYou have no clue about my complaint, you don't even care! All you
On page 37 you yourself said "The beliefs you have about anything does not affect the reality of that being real or not." Do you retract this assertion was being true if it means that it also applies to you?
are interested in doing is justifying yourself.
Kelly
14 Aug 14
Originally posted by KellyJayTwenty years ago when I believed ~ similar to how you do now ~ that Jesus was a "reality" in my life, the me-twenty-years-in-the-future did not yet exist and therefore had no way of affecting what I perceived to be "reality" at that time.
If there are those that really have X in their lives, are you two equal at all, since you now know what you had wasn't real at any time, you only believed in it once?
The fact that I am an ex-Christian now [and perceive "reality" as an ex-Christian] does not mean that me-now-twenty-years-later can somehow reach back in time and alter what the beliefs of the me-twenty-years-ago were at that time in the past.
Originally posted by FMFI rest my case! Case closed, this discussion if it continues will do so
Twenty years ago when I believed ~ similar to how you do now ~ that Jesus was a "reality" in my life, the me-twenty-years-in-the-future did not yet exist and therefore had no way of affecting what I perceived to be "reality" at that time.
The fact that I am an ex-Christian now [and perceive "reality" as an ex-Christian] does not mean that me-now-twenty-years ...[text shortened]... ack in time and alter what the beliefs of the me-twenty-years-ago were at that time in the past.
without me.
Kelly