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Ron Obvious

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13. I'd say you were making no sense whatsoever.

Reply to cbayer (Reply #10)

Sun Jan 15, 2012, 08:04 PM

Jan 2012

Apparently you think you're scoring some clever points by reversing the participants in my example, but you fail in providing a persuasive case. If your description made sense, there would be a large number of conversions of atheists to religion as they became convinced of the strength of your written arguments.

Since that doesn't match the observed reality, we can dismiss your description.

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How would you feel if I were to say the following: cbayer Jan 2012 #10

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I'd say you were making no sense whatsoever. Ron Obvious Jan 2012 #13

I didn't read your post as a persuasive case either, just as a way to bash those that may see cbayer Jan 2012 #14

No, that wasn't my intent Ron Obvious Jan 2012 #15

OK, that's a really reasonable and non-offensive way to say it. cbayer Jan 2012 #16

No worries... Ron Obvious Jan 2012 #19

It occured to me that you might think you were there. cbayer Jan 2012 #20

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