- Feb 28, 2017
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I might not be a Christian today if it wasn't for a fantastic debater I met online. He knew that before you can use Bible verses, you must first prove them philosophically or by other means. He taught me to have the highest standards of proof. And gave me the knowledge my soul so deeply required.
Before we had a disagreement, he taught me a love of learning. And not to sound annoying, but I can only hope to be like him. He wasn't afraid to say "What?" or "Stop railing on me." during a debate when the logic wasn't sound and people were just making points against him to make points it seemed like. I am not really that way so far though. I am too nice and respect people a lot by nature. I need to stop being a pushover without calling people out right and left, because that's bad too.
There are a few other shoutouts I would like to make:
-An artist I once collaborated with who was really, really humble and mature. I saw God through him.
-An enemy of mine who once taught me that opinions are occasionally as important as facts.
And I love and respect you all, but to end this post, I must say, if a person doesn't have time to prove Bible verses they post or prove their interpretation of them, I don't really have the time to listen. Of course there are exceptions. Bible verses can still be used for encouragement. I'm just saying how I am, and how I've been taught.
Before we had a disagreement, he taught me a love of learning. And not to sound annoying, but I can only hope to be like him. He wasn't afraid to say "What?" or "Stop railing on me." during a debate when the logic wasn't sound and people were just making points against him to make points it seemed like. I am not really that way so far though. I am too nice and respect people a lot by nature. I need to stop being a pushover without calling people out right and left, because that's bad too.
There are a few other shoutouts I would like to make:
-An artist I once collaborated with who was really, really humble and mature. I saw God through him.
-An enemy of mine who once taught me that opinions are occasionally as important as facts.
And I love and respect you all, but to end this post, I must say, if a person doesn't have time to prove Bible verses they post or prove their interpretation of them, I don't really have the time to listen. Of course there are exceptions. Bible verses can still be used for encouragement. I'm just saying how I am, and how I've been taught.
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