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<blockquote data-quote="jargew" data-source="post: 71068041" data-attributes="member: 313262"><p>I would humbly suggest that you already know precisely what we believe. Over the course of your 2,300 comments and having read thousands of posts by Christians here responding to your posts, you are very dialed-in to our beliefs. You probably know more about Christian thought than some Christians here.</p><p>If I had interacted with Hindu folk 2,300 times and read thousands of responses to my questions I'm quite certain I would know exactly how they think about certain stories in the Bhagavad Gita. After asking so many questions to those participating in the Hindu religion, I'm not sure how much more I could "learn".</p><p></p><p>Could you summarize what you have learned in your 2,300 posts and what are your expectations for further learning? What is your hypothesis?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="jargew, post: 71068041, member: 313262"] I would humbly suggest that you already know precisely what we believe. Over the course of your 2,300 comments and having read thousands of posts by Christians here responding to your posts, you are very dialed-in to our beliefs. You probably know more about Christian thought than some Christians here. If I had interacted with Hindu folk 2,300 times and read thousands of responses to my questions I'm quite certain I would know exactly how they think about certain stories in the Bhagavad Gita. After asking so many questions to those participating in the Hindu religion, I'm not sure how much more I could "learn". Could you summarize what you have learned in your 2,300 posts and what are your expectations for further learning? What is your hypothesis? [/QUOTE]
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