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By Alan Matheson, published 30/3/2007Are Christian schools, by their very nature, a denial of the Gospel they preach?
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around the remark. Perhaps you are an online newby, so unaware that
when we quote other peoples posts, we use quotation marks. It makes
it easier for others to understand as to what the post refers to.
We can then loudly agree or disagree with the quote. Because
we quoted somebody elses point, certainly does not mean that it
becomes our statement. Look around OLO a bit, most posters land
up disagreeing with the quotes they envelop in quotion marks, for
good reason.
There are some amazingly clever posters on OLO. They present substantive
points of reason, which destroy the arguments of others.
Then we have the frustrated, who turn to ad hominem arguments when
their emotions take over and their reasoning skills are shown to
be deficient. Then we have the straw man types, who simply want to
win arguments for the sake of it. So they distort what others have
said, then argue against their own distortions Strawman arguments are
well known in debating. Then of course we have the people who simply
don't read what others have written in the first place.
Given your history of strawman arguments when debating with me,
I simply pointed that out, so that others are aware. I remind you
that I pulled you up time after time over this, during our abortion
debate.
Your ad hominem attack above, won't win you any brownie points either,
sorry :) Either you can present substantive points of reason or
you can't. What you think of me, I really don't care lol. But I
do enjoy those gems of posts, by people who can present great points
and don't need to divert to various debating fallacies to try and
win their arguments. Some people might be intimidated by your style,
not me sorry :)