@Jvnior@oliverburdick Jvnior I don’t know why the other dawah guys refuse to recognize your intellect. You are truly the absolute most intelligent Muslim to ever live.
@teak421@EcclesiaAntiqua I wouldn’t give advice that I don’t follow. What proved to you in the debate that the apostles themselves thought that icon veneration is absolutely without exception necessary for salvation?
@learn_e_1443@InspiringPhilos How is description the actions of your bisexual “prophet” vile. I think Muhammad raping a prepubescent child is what is vile
@learn_e_1443@InspiringPhilos Isolating one verse out of context doesn’t help you. And Muhammad married a 6 year old not a 9 year old. He raped a nine year old
@Lisan_Wah_Gaib@usmysteries@mls_kp@GodLogic_GL Jesus the divine person is eternally God. Jesus as a divine person took on created flesh in order to redeem creation. This is seriously the most basic Christian belief.
@TurtleDelights@usmysteries@mls_kp@GodLogic_GL The Father is the only true God
The Son is the only true God
The Spirit is the only true God
This isn’t a problem in Christianity. We only believe in one God who has eternally existed as three persons
@Dodgson_X@apostateofallah@mohammed_hijab@GodLogic_GL Nothing I have said is a dichotomy. Stop throwing around accusations of fallacious reasoning. You are the one who has made a dichotomy between winning and losing. A draw is also an option, but your boy lost it wasn’t a draw either. Being the hostile party he gave up that’s an L
@Salahuddin33245@InspiringPhilos Lost is the grammatically correct verb to use. You want to play semantics bc your boy is either too stupid to win a lawsuit. Or intentionally filled a frivolous lawsuit that he knew he had no chance to win, so he just gave up and took the loss.
@Shlug_Plissken@GreenBayWall@InspiringPhilos I would respond to Green Bay. But he blocked me
Lost" is the past tense of the verb "lose," which means to fail to win or to suffer defeat. If you file a lawsuit and the court rejects it, you have suffered a defeat in that action, making "lost" an acceptable general verb.
@Dodgson_X@apostateofallah@mohammed_hijab@GodLogic_GL Lost" is the past tense of the verb "lose," which means to fail to win or to suffer defeat. If you file a lawsuit and the court rejects it, you have suffered a defeat in that action, making "lost" an acceptable general verb.