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In article <091.06.13.05.658269000@srcbs.org>, Bart Goddard says...
>
>nnalyd@yahoo.com wrote:
>
>> It's too long to read and I don't see the point.
>
>Too funny. The guy with the record-longest posts, frequency
>notwithstanding, complaining about a post 1/10 the length of
>his own.
>
>And to top it off, OF COURSE you can't see the point if
>you don't read it. Once again, you claim to know the
>content of something you, OTOH, claim to not know the
>content of.
>
>1. There you go applying your double standard again

BB will accuse me of 'ad hominem' for saying it, but such double standards are
par for the course among JWs.

>
>AND
>
>2. There you go using the most bizarre logic I've seen
>in a long time.

Then I guess you have a good technique for scaring them away from your door,
because again, that bizarre logic is par for the course among them.

In fact, I wish you would tell us what your technique is;)

> (And you're competing in this category
>with a large group of very confused freshmen and sophomores.)

Who themselves are no match for the brainwashed JWs, who have been _trained_ to
believe that illogic is logic -- and their training is even more effective than
television's brainwashing!

[snip]

>The real trouble here is that JW's can't tell the word for
>a thing from the thing itself.

And the entire JW organization would collapse like a house of cards if its
members learned to do this!

> If we collect a set of
>doctrinal statements into one place and, for the sake of
>convenience, decide to name that collection "the doctrine
>of the Trinity", then you can't make a point by saying
>"Trinity" doesn't appear in Scripture. You need, rather,
>to show that some of the doctrineal statement do not
>appear in Scripture. (Or, in your case, before the 3rd
>Century.)

This is exactly correct, and it is exactly what BB refuses to do, resorting to
his own straw-man arguments, ad hominems and rants instead.


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Subudcat se sibi ut haereat Deo
quidquid boni habet, tribuat illi a quo factus est.
(St. Augustine, Ser. 96)

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In post: <168.20.16.05.904498000@srcbs.org>, Bart says:

k...@ccountry.net wrote:
>>But as the Lord informs Isaiah, He has other ways of instilling
>>belief, i.e., "For they shall see what has not been told them,
>>Shall behold what they never have heard." - Isaiah 52, JPS

> Since faith is confidence in "things unseen", this verse,
> which is abou