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matthew_member@newsguy.com wrote:

> If you weren't such a shocking ignoramus, Bart, you would know
that
> EACH of the theologians I cited had an excellent training in
logic. In
> their day, no one could reach their positions in society
without
> learning the logic material of Aristotle's Organum thoroughly.

We're way better at logic today then they were even 300 years
ago. Logic is a _science_, and like all sciences, 99% of
it was invented since 1900. Mastering Aristotle is the
logical equivalent of a car mechanic "mastering"
the medieval wheel. It was mostly the Poles who developed
the subject into what it is today, which is the underpinning
of all computer science. Read Lukasciewicz.

I see that you are ignorant of any of this, and yet
you called me "ignoramus." Funny. And stupid.

Bart

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In article , Bart Goddard
says...
>
>matthew_member@newsguy.com wrote:
>
>>> Gary keeps saying that
>>>"free will" is an expression of God's love and that God
>>>would never "force" anyone to believe. It'll be
>>>interesting to see how much longer Gary can hold on to
>>>his contradiction.
>>
>> Well, since Gary does not share your false premise concerning the
>> meaning of the omnipotence of God,
>
>The issue has nothing to do with the omnipotence of God.
>You lose again.

No, you are the loser here. Of _course_ it has something to do with the
omnipotence of God. For you are talking about what God _can_ do.

You are not commending yourself as a master of logic by ignoring this.


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Quidquid boni habet tribuat illi a quo factus est
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"Sarah Kanary" wrote in message
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>
>
> "Gary McNees" wrote in message
> news:129.26.08.05.802217000@srcbs.org...
>
> >>>No Christian who has had the benefit of the Bible in their native
> >>>tongue has ever believed your heresy.
> >>
> >>
> >> What is your definition of a Christian? My family used to be
> >> Presbyterian, then Methodist. Were
> >> we Christians? My congregation has former Cat