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  1. samtonga43

    Who Was Baha’u’llah, and How Can We Evaluate His Claims?

    You said that your belief (opinion) is not a fact. This seems to imply that your belief is equivalent to your opinion.
  2. samtonga43

    Who Was Baha’u’llah, and How Can We Evaluate His Claims?

    A flat earth-er would say exactly the same. You are seeing straw men where there are none.
  3. samtonga43

    Who Was Baha’u’llah, and How Can We Evaluate His Claims?

    Is your belief, to you, the same as your opinion?
  4. samtonga43

    Who Was Baha’u’llah, and How Can We Evaluate His Claims?

    If it cannot be proven as a fact, you might be wrong. If you cannot accept this, you are more irrational than I thought.
  5. samtonga43

    Who Was Baha’u’llah, and How Can We Evaluate His Claims?

    But you also say that you know that God exists. Can you explain the lack of logic here? LOL! Pascal is alive and well…
  6. samtonga43

    Who Was Baha’u’llah, and How Can We Evaluate His Claims?

    Completely irrational, is it not?
  7. samtonga43

    Who Was Baha’u’llah, and How Can We Evaluate His Claims?

    Not factual; only your opinion.
  8. samtonga43

    Who Was Baha’u’llah, and How Can We Evaluate His Claims?

    And there we have it.
  9. samtonga43

    Who Was Baha’u’llah, and How Can We Evaluate His Claims?

    At last!!! Three!!! So not all over the thread but three is better than none.
  10. samtonga43

    Who Was Baha’u’llah, and How Can We Evaluate His Claims?

    You have made an observation which has turned out to be an erroneous assumption. You are unwilling to admit it.
  11. samtonga43

    Who Was Baha’u’llah, and How Can We Evaluate His Claims?

    It seems that they actively want others to respond to their posts. Disagreement is an important factor in debate. It is how we learn.
  12. samtonga43

    Who Was Baha’u’llah, and How Can We Evaluate His Claims?

    But it would be easy, since the evidence is, you say, all over this thread,
  13. samtonga43

    Who Was Baha’u’llah, and How Can We Evaluate His Claims?

    You are not presenting the evidence because you have none to present. "You can fool some of the people all of the time, and all of the people some of the time, but you can not fool all of the people all of the time." Abraham Lincoln
  14. samtonga43

    Who Was Baha’u’llah, and How Can We Evaluate His Claims?

    I honestly do not understand why Tb finds it so difficult to admit what is patently obvious; she made a mistake when she said that KWED considers whatever opinion he agrees with to be fact. She was wrong, and we can all see that she was wrong, but she is not big enough to admit she is wrong.
  15. samtonga43

    Who Was Baha’u’llah, and How Can We Evaluate His Claims?

    They are attacked? This is a forum where poster A. presents her /his beliefs and opinions and poster B. responds. I am wondering if 'attack' is the correct word to use in these circumstances. For example, #1378 is a cogent argument which could not be described by anyone rational as...
  16. samtonga43

    Who Was Baha’u’llah, and How Can We Evaluate His Claims?

    *** 1. Tb says: It is a false belief of islam that Muhammad is the last messenger. 2. Sam says: It is a false belief of Bahai that MrB is the latest messenger. Tb tells us that both 1. and 2. are bald assertions unless backed up with proof and (being Tb) goes on to explain what a bald...
  17. samtonga43

    Who Was Baha’u’llah, and How Can We Evaluate His Claims?

    So you are saying that you don't know which parts of Bahaism you disagree with? And you don't know which specific writings of Bahaullah you do not agree with?
  18. samtonga43

    Who Was Baha’u’llah, and How Can We Evaluate His Claims?

    Of course you're not obligated to do what I ask you to do, However, I would have thought that your own integrity would compel you to back up your own statement. Obviously not.
  19. samtonga43

    Who Was Baha’u’llah, and How Can We Evaluate His Claims?

    A group of men have decided, based on the words of a man who believes that God spoke to him, on something with which Tb disagrees, but accepts. This is not ignorance on my part, Tony. This is ignorance on the part of Tb. To which ‘type’ of Christianity are you referring? What basis do you...
  20. samtonga43

    Who Was Baha’u’llah, and How Can We Evaluate His Claims?

    You have it the wrong way around. It is YOUR homework to back up YOUR statements, if asked to do so. You are being asked to do so..
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