@BeBe67361006@2EdgedClaymore@prolifefrenchie He didn't meet Sodom and Gomorrah where they were. He destroyed them. Yet he met the Israelites where they were and endorsed slavery? Don't you think slavery is an abominable sin?
@BeBe67361006@2EdgedClaymore@prolifefrenchie You asserted that "God meets humanity where they are and lays the foundation for humans to change."
I countered that God instead will destroy humanity.
Address the instances where God destroys people or orders the Israelites to genocide people, instead of shitting your pants.
@ByJimbob@FrustrateIncorp Reficiation fallacy ;
Now come back to why you believe you can interpret the interpretation of the Orthodox authority correctly. And how you came to the conclusion that Orthdoxy must be correct
@ByJimbob@FrustrateIncorp Address this ; How do you know you interpreted their interpretation correctly? Don't run away on your endless Truth is a person nonsense.
@ByJimbob@FrustrateIncorp Doesn't logically follow; you make an incoherent statement then claim victory lol Truth which is a concept was a person? You're reifying concepts a classic fallacy
@ByJimbob@FrustrateIncorp Something coming from another thing does not make those two things the same thing, That's a logical fallacy. An inchoerent statement
@ByJimbob@FrustrateIncorp That what incoherent. something coming from the mind of God does not make that thing coming from the mind the Being itself. If truth is a being then how can truth change it's mind?
@ByJimbob@FrustrateIncorp Which is ultimately the position of Christianity, Truth is whatever God says it is and can change. You still can't say how you came to know which authority is correct. Seems like it's just your personal preference based on some degree of reasoning Many Christians would disagree