I Still Think About This a Lot
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Edit: Nvm, fixed.
Anyways, yes. I'm not a Christian, and I do have contempt for your your beliefs, because they enable White genocide. The current state of the entire White Western world is an explicit testament to this.
I do not desire this outcome, which is why I'm willing to rail against these "backwards beliefs" (aptly put btw) that contribute to it, no matter how angry it makes people.
The meme is also a grossly disingenuous non sequitur, as it is typically used to depict a leftist trying to convince you to accept trans children or something. I'm showing you that your religion teaches you to be a pacifist, and you should reject that.
And furthermore, this argument *would* work on me. It's part of why I stopped being a Christian.
Everything I've said is empirically verifiable, both historically and textually. You've successfully refuted precisely *none* of my points. Just baseless insults and emotional lashing out.
"The more I debated with them, the more familiar I became with their argumentative tactics. At the outset they counted upon the stupidity of their opponents; but when they got so tied up that they couldn't find a way out, they played the trick of acting as innocent simpletons. Should that fail, in spite of their tricks of logic, they acted as if they couldn't understand the counter arguments, and jumped away to another topic of discussion.
They stated truisms and platitudes; and if you accepted these, they applied them to other matters of an essentially different nature. If you pointed this out, they escaped again and avoided any precise statement. Whenever one tried to get a firm grip on one of these apostles, one's hand grasped only a jelly like slime-that slipped through the fingers, and then recombined into a solid mass a moment later."