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@FilipposTheReal@JoshuaBarzon When you try to correct someone outside your Roman system, you do not get to substitute their common usage of a word for your internal one.
Latin Catholic only refers to the rite. Roman Catholic, to anybody not bound to Rome, refers to those who are.
Yes, C S Lewis was a great Christian.
Sadly, he did not understand total depravity at all.
All our righteousnesses are as filthy rags (Isaiah 64:6)
His goodness is wholly other to ours in the side that ours is not goodness at all without His grace.
It is not other to ours in the sense of describing different things. What is or isn’t good remains entirely derived from His nature.
@michaeljknowles It’s amazing how you consistently protest that you do not consider the pope infallible yet are simultaneously never willing to acknowledge when he’s said something ridiculous.
@JennMGreenberg "Do it and just accept that society will hate you for it" is a tough message for young men.
If you want to change the minds of men like Dan, you are going about it in an incredibly counterproductive manner.
@ReviveTheROAR@MelonieMac@DefiantBaptist Okay dude, buzz off.
I literally just accepted that you didn't do it intentionally, WHICH MEANS I'M NOT CALLING IT BAD FAITH.
If you can't accept that, then I see no point in engaging with you further.
"So you're saying" and "So you think" are exactly the same move. There is no space between them.
And to be clear, I don't think Newman was necessarily intentionally misrepresenting Peterson.
Similarly, I accept that you were not intentionally doing it to me, now that you've backed off that point.
I of course believe that Christians should neither promote nor celebrate porn. I will not frame that as agreeing with Mac, because I do not believe she is coming to her position through reason.
She, to me, is giving every appearance of post hoc justification for an emotional reaction, which is why her attempts at theological framing are very shallow and often misguided.
She is needlessly aggressive and totalizing in ways that betray a lack of prudence and discernment.
She needs to stop trying to be a "Christian internet girl" and focus on being just a good Christian and wife.
She isn't ready for this topic and should not be trying to lead on spiritual matters anyway.
It's not what you were talking about though.
Your post said nothing about porn. It was praising Mac's spiritual growth.
And you were doing so in response to her accusing Defiant Baptist of defending porn for pointing out what he saw as hypocrisy from her. Hardly a spiritually mature response from Mac there.
So that is what I objected to: the idea that Mac was particularly mature in her theology.
For you to then say "So you think Christians should watch porn?" (which is an accusation, by the way, not a real question akin to something along the lines of "Wait, surely you don't think Christians should be watching porn, right?") is the exact same thing Cathy Newman kept doing to Jordan Peterson in this viral interview.
Neither of us had mentioned porn, but rather than address any aspect of what I actually said, you turned around and pretended I was in favor of Christians consuming porn.
THAT IS BAD FAITH. Had you apologized at any point, I might have accepted it as simple error, but instead you have repeatedly doubled down on this accusation masquerading as a question, so I have no reason to take you at your word.
https://t.co/owhat84iCN
@YourCalvinist@ScottWKay Nevermind. Having read the blurb, I see the issue is that this is profit off what appears to be a story of confession. Yes, that should very much be an open letter.
@YourCalvinist@ScottWKay So you don't have an issue with him writing, you just have an issue with him making a living off it?
I don't know who this person is, but your argument seems to be that it is inappropriate to put food on your family's table this way.
It's not what you were talking about though.
Your post said nothing about porn. It was praising Mac's spiritual growth.
And you were doing so in response to her accusing Defiant Baptist of defending porn for pointing out what he saw as hypocrisy from her. Hardly a spiritually mature response from Mac there.
So that is what I objected to: the idea that Mac was particularly mature in her theology.
For you to then say "So you think Christians should watch porn?" (which is an accusation, by the way, not a real question akin to something along the lines of "Wait, surely you don't think Christians should be watching porn, right?") is the exact same thing Cathy Newman kept doing to Jordan Peterson in this viral interview.
Neither of us had mentioned porn, but rather than address any aspect of what I actually said, you turned around and pretended I was in favor of Christians consuming porn.
THAT IS BAD FAITH. Had you apologized at any point, I might have accepted it as simple error, but instead you have repeatedly doubled down on this accusation masquerading as a question, so I have no reason to take you at your word.
https://t.co/owhat84iCN