ImmortalFlame
Woke gremlin
That was a hell of a coup!I'm promoted to "king"?
Only yesterday I was "court jester".
Woohoo!
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That was a hell of a coup!I'm promoted to "king"?
Only yesterday I was "court jester".
Woohoo!
What terms do you propose then?I know what happens when I let dishonest debaters dictate the terms of discussion. If you want things on your terms, then there's no value in discussing any further with you.
I will not re-litigate this. I no longer believe you are worth discussing with, and I believe your propaganda only benefits from increased exposure and the credibility of being addressed as if they are legitimate arguments.What terms do you propose then?
I will not re-litigate this. I no longer believe you are worth discussing with, and I believe your propaganda only benefits from increased exposure and the credibility of being addressed as if they are legitimate arguments.
I gave receipts. You know what you have said in the past.As predicted, all you've got is baseless accusations and excuses.
I recommend considering the value
of your time, & spending it on exchanges
that are little more than enduring
buzzwords & epithets thrown at you.
If I need to unravel another one of your nebulous gish gallop of strawman arguments, then it's a hard pass.
If you somehow imagine that you're the judge, that's another hard pass.
I think you tend to debate in bad faith. I think you're doing it now. I think you're libeling me repeatedly.
Is sainthood in my future?First you were a court jester, then a king, and now you are a prophet
Baseless accusations, strawmen, and excuses.I gave receipts. You know what you have said in the past.
I'm a bit skeptical of that.
A regimen with a psychiatrist could include "talk therapy", but I didn't think the mindset of treatment was necessarily "use talk therapy before prescribing drugs".
This is why these things are best left to experts. They aren't always so simple.
A tragedy no doubt. But how does it connect to this discussion?I wonder if anyone can hazard a guess as to the religious demographics of Oklahoma?
Oklahoma transgender student dies after allegedly assaulted by students at school
There's an outcry in Oklahoma after the death of a transgender student that has sparked demands for answers.www.yahoo.com
I just looked at some articles about that. No evidence that religion had anything to do with it. No evidence that them being "trans" had nothing to do with it, either. That's just the sensationalist media skewing it. So far we just know that a student with a history of being bullied (not stated why) was jumped by some older girls, beaten and then later died. Those kinds of fights happen a lot in schools, which are often brutal places. Young people are awful to each other, especially in US public schools. Kids beat the crap out of each other, and they will gang up on you. I stay away from groups of teenagers for that reason. They bully those viewed as weaker.I wonder if anyone can hazard a guess as to the religious demographics of Oklahoma?
Oklahoma transgender student dies after allegedly assaulted by students at school
There's an outcry in Oklahoma after the death of a transgender student that has sparked demands for answers.www.yahoo.com
This discussion about how trans people are demonized by a religion that can’t just follow their own bible and seek brotherhood with everyone?A tragedy no doubt. But how does it connect to this discussion?
This discussion about how trans people are demonized by a religion that can’t just follow their own bible and seek brotherhood with everyone?
Christianity doesn't demonize transsexual or transgender people.This discussion about how trans people are demonized by a religion that can’t just follow their own bible and seek brotherhood with everyone?
Some Christianity does.Christianity doesn't demonize transsexual or transgender people.
Christianity doesn't. There's no specific doctrine or teaching against it. Some people have a problem with what they think trans people are, especially since it's been so politicized, but they mostly don't even understand what they're talking about.Some Christianity does.
Some Christianity doesn't.
Methodists, Westboro Baptist Church, Word Of God, Unitarians,Christianity doesn't. There's no specific doctrine or teaching against it. Some people have a problem with what they think trans people are, especially since it's been so politicized, but they mostly don't even understand what they're talking about.
Sorry, but Christianity isn't just some nebulous nothing that you tack any idea or belief to. There's variances but then there's hard boundaries. It's like "Identity Christians" who are white supremacists and think non-white people have no souls and will be destroyed by God one day. Yes, I'm going to say they're not Christians or getting such things from Christianity. That's an extreme example, but proves my point.Methodists, Westboro Baptist Church, Word Of God, Unitarians,
etc, etc. Some are OK with gay & trans folk. Others aren't.
Whatever their scripture says, the religion is the spectrum of
what various adherents infer & practice. We wouldn't say
that Christian Dominiomists aren't Christians just because
liberal Christians disagree with their flavor.