Well, since I don't know everything that Dr Tour has said regarding Dave Farina,. I can't comment on whether Dr Tour's claims are lies or not.
Can you show that they are not lies?
In any case, I've seen Dave's recap of it, and James Tour spent a lot of time screaming and ranting...
Yes, but you have to understand that harsh, condemning, or demeaning language can imply a demeaning tone to that individual as well. It was not a criticism but rather just a loving comment

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Well, I don't set out to be rude, but sometimes there just isn't a polite way to say, "You are completely wrong and it is painfully obvious to everyone who has even a basic knowledge about this particular subject that you are too ignorant of this topic to have a reasonable discussion regarding it."
It gets even harder when people have to deal with the same PRATTs (Points Refuted A Thousand Times) again and again.
Well, you have to remember I'm the youngest one in this thread, as I am 18, so I have not had much experience in the world nor the wisdom that many of you have, rather I work off my study and experience with God and Mary; I am always skeptical of my positions, and always look to converse with people of the opposite opinion (but never in bad will, as that goes against my pacifistic spirit), but I am young and perhaps do not have the wisdom
Working off your study and experience with God and Mary isn't going to be of any help when it comes to science.
Absolutely! And you could be right, you could be wrong, we don't know until the end!
But for me to just say, "You're just misguided," comes across as rude.
And yet this is exactly what you said about secular people. So it seems to me that you have absolutely no justification for claiming that I and other secular people are "misguided." All you have is the fact that you hold a particular belief that secular people do not. And because of that, you just conclude they must be wrong and misguided.
Misguided was referring to the personal belief, not the intellectual one.
Are you suggesting that your religious beliefs have no intellectual basis?
Remember, we are Christians, and scripture tells us that the word of God is written on our hearts, so many of us (literally and exegetically) take our faith to heart. Though I try to look at things that I know and find interest in (all within Christianity) with a tone that is rather intellectual and emotionally indifferent...
I find this hard to believe. Are you really indifferent to Christianity? If so, then why are you a Christian?
And if you are not indifferent to Christianity, then isn't it possible that your beliefs are biasing your views? How then can you claim indifference?
...but when it comes to Christianity as a whole, it is very difficult to communicate one-on-one with a Christian by introducing yourself as the "Defeater of Illogic", as our faith is extremely important to us, if not most important, and thus to try to shake that is like trying to chisel the foundation of a castle with a toothpick.
Only if you think that Christianity is illogical. Do you think that?
It would be better to present yourself in peace as our Lord did, and if they still reject you, then...I would say pray for them but...wish them luck, I guess?
And what exactly does this mean? Does it mean to present myself to believers and just sit there without disagreeing as they tell me their position?
Why can't it be the believers who go and present themselves in peace to the scientists?
I agree, and I apologize if you took it that way, I was rather speaking on your style of conversation as being relatively misguided in relation to your audience, the Christians.
So in what way exactly am I misguided? What have I said that indicates to you that I am misguided?
It was just a request to sprinkle a little peace and conciliarity. Always try to make peace wherever you go, much love!

It would also take this thread off topic.