Hiatus

May 30, 2009 — Deacon Duncan

Folks, I’m going to be offline for the next week or so due to my son’s graduation, some home improvement projects, and an increased workload at my day job. I’ve got posts scheduled through next Tuesday, but new posts and comments monitoring are going to be extremely spotty this week. This should give cl time to finish up his well-reasoned rebuttal without further distractions from me, at least, so that may be a good thing.

Take care and behave yourselves while I’m gone, ok? ;)

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2 Responses to “Hiatus”

  1. cl Says:
    May 30, 2009 at 10:02 am

    This should give cl time to finish up his well-reasoned rebuttal without further distractions from me, at least, so that may be a good thing.

    My rebuttal is as finished as it’s going to get until you deal with it. Part 1 has already been posted, but at this point, I have no real need to work on it any further. Maybe you can figure out a good reason why you flatly deny that your GH is not Christianity, yet it consists of distinctly Christian pre-conceptions about God? Enough with this, “The GH is not Christianity, just an all-loving, all-powerful, all-knowing God who loves us so much He’d incarnate into an atoning self-sacrifice facilitating our eternal reverie.” Enough tautology.

  2. David D.G. Says:
    June 1, 2009 at 12:14 pm

    This should give cl time to finish up his well-reasoned rebuttal without further distractions from me, at least, so that may be a good thing.

    Careful, DD. I think that qualifies as a weapons-grade isotope of irony.

    ~David D.G.

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