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  • Propianotuner1
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    • Jul 2015
    • 21

    #31
    Re: Salutations

    Originally posted by Elmer G. White View Post
    Now, Brethren, this is again a good example of a fallacy, this time the tu quoque (in many sources one of the indirect ad hominem types). Instead of assessing one's own misgivings, the opponent tries to avoid responsability by turning the accusation around. However, this does not remove the original ad hominem committed by this person at all. Certainly, it is quite possible to discuss the rhetoric of Mr Hammer separately (in his case, the apparent harsh language is necessary to guide sinners towards understanding their own depravity), but that is an argument does is irrelevant when it comes to the ad hominems of this poster.

    Matthew 7:3
    And why beholdest thou the mote that is in thy brother's eye, but considerest not the beam that is in thine own eye?

    Now, Jesus can say this, because He is above criticism and sin. For the others, the tu quoque is a fallacy. In addition, your previous statement included the assertion that the Firmament was something else than understood by Mr. Hammer. If this is the case, you should have discussed the Firmament and not Mr. Hammer. Similarly, over here, it is your ad hominem that was scrutinized. The guilt is not diminished by others doing the same thing. The situation is similar to the one where you could murder and sodomize boys because "the catholics do it also". Even if someone else does it, it is still wrong if you do it.

    I'm curious if we'll see some other fallacies in the near future.



    Yours in Christ,

    Elmer
    Here's the glaringly obvious reasons I am guilty of neither argument:

    In order to be guilty of argumentum ad hominem, one must be presenting an argument in the first place. What I did to Hammer rather than present an argument, was casually dismiss his notion. To be blunt, I don't consider it worth my time arguing against such a pre-Copernican claim. Hence, you were arguing against a non-argument and as such I can't meet the criteria for a tu quoque fallacy. You can't use an indirect red herring after all if you weren't even presenting an argument in the first place.

    What I was referring to, as opposed to your apt but fundamentally misguided assumptions, was hypocrisy. I have a litany of ad homs slung against me by several members and I get charged with it for what was clearly a casual dismissal? Your condescension and critique of my reasoning abilities only demonstrates your own vanity, not some righteous crusade.
    1 John 4:1 Beloved, believe not every spirit, but try the spirits whether they are of God: because many false prophets are gone out into the world.

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    • Alvin Moss
      Serving Jesus
      True Christian™
      • Aug 2013
      • 4468

      #32
      Re: Salutations

      Originally posted by Propianotuner1 View Post
      Here's the glaringly obvious reasons I am guilty of neither argument:

      In order to be guilty of argumentum ad hominem, one must be presenting an argument in the first place. What I did to Hammer rather than present an argument, was casually dismiss his notion. To be blunt, I don't consider it worth my time arguing against such a pre-Copernican claim. Hence, you were arguing against a non-argument and as such I can't meet the criteria for a tu quoque fallacy. You can't use an indirect red herring after all if you weren't even presenting an argument in the first place.

      What I was referring to, as opposed to your apt but fundamentally misguided assumptions, was hypocrisy. I have a litany of ad homs slung against me by several members and I get charged with it for what was clearly a casual dismissal? Your condescension and critique of my reasoning abilities only demonstrates your own vanity, not some righteous crusade.

      This man is full of contradictions and talks in circles like every Jesuit we have ever caught. He would likely admit it quick if we could lay hands upon him.
      God judgeth the righteous, And God is angry with the wicked every day- Psalm 7:11

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      • Propianotuner1
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        • Jul 2015
        • 21

        #33
        Re: Salutations

        Originally posted by Alvin Moss View Post
        This man is full of contradictions and talks in circles like every Jesuit we have ever caught. He would likely admit it quick if we could lay hands upon him.
        Hahahahaha, spoken like a "true" Christian. The violence and vindictiveness of your heart contradicts the same texts you revere.
        1 John 4:1 Beloved, believe not every spirit, but try the spirits whether they are of God: because many false prophets are gone out into the world.

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        • Alvin Moss
          Serving Jesus
          True Christian™
          • Aug 2013
          • 4468

          #34
          Re: Salutations

          Originally posted by Propianotuner1 View Post
          Hahahahaha, spoken like a "true" Christian. The violence and vindictiveness of your heart contradicts the same texts you revere.

          Our's is an angry God, stern and unyielding, cruel and yet just. I imagine the Devil has a special place in Hell for the false theologians. You can all sit with the politicians and talk volumes of nonsense, all day long; forever, while you roast at 1000 degrees.
          God judgeth the righteous, And God is angry with the wicked every day- Psalm 7:11

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          • Didymus Much
            Unsaved trash, Arrogant Atheist Dick
            • Jun 2010
            • 14079

            #35
            Re: Salutations

            Originally posted by Propianotuner1 View Post
            ...The violence and vindictiveness of your heart contradicts the same texts you revere.
            How so?

            If you can name a more violent and vindictive text in common circulation than the Old Testament, please do so.

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            • Witch Hammer
              True Christian™
              True Christian™
              • Sep 2006
              • 1717

              #36
              Re: Salutations

              Originally posted by Propianotuner1 View Post
              Here's the glaringly obvious reasons I am guilty of neither argument:

              In order to be guilty of argumentum ad hominem, one must be presenting an argument in the first place. What I did to Hammer rather than present an argument, was casually dismiss his notion. To be blunt, I don't consider it worth my time arguing against such a pre-Copernican claim. Hence, you were arguing against a non-argument and as such I can't meet the criteria for a tu quoque fallacy. You can't use an indirect red herring after all if you weren't even presenting an argument in the first place.

              What I was referring to, as opposed to your apt but fundamentally misguided assumptions, was hypocrisy. I have a litany of ad homs slung against me by several members and I get charged with it for what was clearly a casual dismissal? Your condescension and critique of my reasoning abilities only demonstrates your own vanity, not some righteous crusade.
              You have a generally unpleasant demeanor, mister. In the face of our earnest, well-intentioned rebukes, you do exactly the opposite of what a True Christian should do; instead of showing gratitude for our attempts to save you from an eternity of agonizing sodomy in the pits of hell, you strike vexatiously at us, using Baby Jesus as a proxy, and vomit your acrid, bloody, mucus-infused bile directly onto His rosy cheeked, tear streaked countenance! Then you start whining and flapping your hands like some kind of retard, accusing us of "ad hominem"(which sounds pretty gay) attacks against you!

              You know, every time you twist scripture for your own perverse gratification, it increases the girth of satan's constantly burdgeoning erection....do you want to be even marginally responsible for the many trillions of rectums that will be torn asunder by that pulsating monstrosity?

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              • Didymus Much
                Unsaved trash, Arrogant Atheist Dick
                • Jun 2010
                • 14079

                #37
                Re: Salutations

                Originally posted by Propianotuner1 View Post
                ...There are only a few central theological truths that are actually necessary for salvation, discernible by any lay person.
                So you acknowledge that those who have never been exposed to the Word (say, a member of an isolated tribe) are doomed from the start?

                What about children? Do you agree with the True Christians(tm) that those who die before realizing how much God righteously hates them for the sins of their ancestors, and beg forgiveness for actions not their own, also deserve eternal Hellfire?

                What of the mentally handicapped? As they are incapable of much understanding at all, surely they must be excluded from God's Perfect Presence? And as they are not saveable, wouldn't it be the humane thing to put them out of their misery?

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