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nnalyd@yahoo.com wrote:

> I was referring to all his other posts- I told him I was done reading
> his emotional rants so I don't read them anymore. I gave him plenty of
> chances to reason like a big boy and he didn't.

You're still lying. You said "until you can behave like a
Christian..." so it's clear that you intend to monitor what
he posts. Otherwise you'll never know if he starts meeting
your standards. So either you lied about not reading his post
or you're lying about your promise to return to the discussion
when he behaves according to your standard.


> >You're a liar (as all Trinity denier are.)
>
> Real good English there pal

I drop one "s" and you think it's "bad English"? Shall we go
over all your posts and see if you made any typos?

(Of course, you want to distract from the real issue by
such tactics. Very dishonest, but not unexpected.)

Bart

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The English is identified as King James, but what is the source of the
Spanish text? It looks like a derivative of the Reina-Valera family but
with many oddities such as irregular case and punctuation introduced. You
will excuse me, but I have to wonder about a text with no copyright or
other attribution.

I am also not certain to what purpose the names of the books are in
English if the text is in Spanish.

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Warren Post
Santa Rosa de Copán, Honduras
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In article <078.44.16.05.433720000@srcbs.org>, lsenders@hotmail.com says...
>

[snip]
>> If I had indeed failed at something, you'd be able to show, in
>> some way, some evidence of what you mean.
>
>Ahem! I just did.

No, you did no such thing. You are hiding behind pseudo-pious ramblings -- as
you so often do.


[snip]

>It is interesting how both you and Matthew always end up concluding
>your arguments based upon 1) your are the majority view and 2), the
>majority view is always correct.

No, neither of us do this. By making this wildly-inaccurate claim, all you
accomplish is to show that you have never understood either Bart or myself. I
wish I could say that this is a surprise.

[snip]


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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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