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I think it's an extremist view to deny that the stolen generation happened. I believe even the uber-conservative Liberal Party acknowledge it happened

I love that pic! Thank you. Sorry for picking on being Canadian.

StandingUp is trying again a non-sequitur argument. Theory: If it didn't exist in writing it didn't exist He counters this that to accept a teaching not written down opens the door for ANY teaching not written down. This is further non-sequitur. Irenaeus himself states that the...

But it sounds like a nasal drone

Post #56 continues the illogic, a step further, by assuming that 'tradition' must always be written down. It simply extends the same illogical point It then changes this around to suggest that it opens the door to ANY belief not written down. Which is a non-sequitur. The Apostles could...

Here's your repsonse back to you.. Evidence is so inconvenient ;) However your apology for the confederacy is interesting. based on a half-truth. Seems like it was okay then, if blacks fought for it ;) Whilst some very few American blacks fought for the confederacy it was for their own...

You mean you wanted scriptural quotes for the commandment of love one another? In that case, yes I provided 'no sources'. But that's a different matter as well. You're assuming further that because I've answered you I have no basis for believing what I do. All you had to do is ask for...

Where do you think the money came from for the bail-out of the banks?

You've obviouly never heard of the HREOC report into the Stolen Children. There's a link to it here. It's more than 10 years old, so I've no idea why your info is so behind the times. Excepting that 'abuse' covered the very fact of living in an Aboriginal community. My own situtation, and...

However his 'discussion' that has been going on for so long is largely him re-posting his initial point. And to randomly choose one fallible approach because he has pre-supposed that there is none better, and if there's none-better (BUT there is one just as good) he has adhered to one over...

So your logic is: There is an approach that is just as good/bad, but not better therefore you choose one of them at random to follow?

How is a fallible interpretation of a fallible norm not as good as a fallible interpretation of an infallible norm? The results are the same

Huh? We're talking about what YOU say. I ask you which is it, perfect or not. And instead of answering you say I've surredered my point??? That's certainly a good example of non sequitur

Fortunately they didn't. However people at that time made a conscious decision to either betray their nation, or their state (if a southerner)

Ah, but... Matthew 4:4 Then Jesus was led by the Spirit into the wilderness to be tempted[a] by the devil. 2 After fasting forty days and forty nights, he was hungry. 3 The tempter came to him and said, “If you are the Son of God, tell these stones to become bread.” 4 Jesus answered...

What was oppressive about a movement to free slaves?

That's simply false. At the time Colin Powell sat down at the UN Security Council and gave a detailed account of 'evidence' of WMDs - with a full presentation including satellite photos, et al. This evidence was totally false - given the fact that no WMDs have ever been found. Tonnes of...

Colleen1 you're lucky, he just wheezes into the phone for me. Colleen1 likes to sing great Canadian pop songs, whatever they are :confused:

The second one is right. I don't know about a 'bull decorator'. Canadians talk funny!

What do you call baby rocks? Gravel Colleen1 asks for whisky on the rocks, and she's being literal.