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![]() BCITORGB wrote: Tink says: ============== I hate having a person laboring under the burden of a false assumption. I suspected that your assumptions were false, based on the apparent fact, that you presented little support for making those assumptions. ============ Tink, isn't that what I said? I repeat: I clearly made a false assumption about JC being kind, loving and forgiving. Thanks to you, and your refeences to scripture, I have been disabused of such faulty notions. Tink says: ============= You can see clearly now that your assumption was incorrect, and your conclusions based on those assumptions are at best currently unsupported, and at worst, totally false. ================ Too right, Tink! I can see clearly now that your JC would never support such crazy, left-wing, notions as help to the poor, medical aid to those unable to pay for it, humane treatment of criminals, respect for those with differing sexual orientations, and a host of other leftie projects. You have knocked silly notions of a kind and caring prophet right out of my head. Tink says: ====================== You are probably in the position that until you can present supportable assumptions, that you can not make any correct and supportable conclusions about the above discussion. =================== Tink, I'm really not sure what you're trying to say here. Can I make supportable conclusion? Well, sure. IF I can assume that you know what you're talking about when you quote scripture, then I have supportable assumption. Don't I? (You do know what you're talking about, right?) So, based on YOUR supportable assumptions, I draw my conclusions about the nature of JC. Based on what you've said, I conclude that he's not a very charitable or forgiving guy. Thus, not a guy I'd like to emulate. That's the conclusion you wanted me to reach, wasn't it? frtzw906 See you demonstrate that you are not qualified to jump to any valid conclusions, unless you by accident land on one. You tell me, you are the stat man, what are the chances of landing on a valid conclusion when you jump blind folded, in the dark, and your launch pad is nonexistant. You have no knowledge of what the valid conclusion would look like if you landed on it, and all invalid landings would leave you even more disoriented. And the number of valid landing spots is miniscule in comparison to all the invalid ones. I am not so good at crunching numbers, would you please do the honors? TnT |
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