@Renaldo Dubois,
Renaldo Dubois wrote:
He didn't give the scriptural account.
Sure Rap did, and he answered to your question of what her sins were. His answer was from discussions in a formal religious setting too. In other words what the church discussed with it's members.
Renaldo Dubois wrote:
That is what none of you can do because none of you understand biblical Christianity and Islam of the Quran. You're indoctrinated, not educated.
RD, you're the one struggling with indoctrination and education. Your pride is keeping you from admitting the shallow depth of understanding you have on these topics. Plenty of people here have more biblical, and koranic knowledge than you, but for some reason, you believe you know the most on thee topics. That you can't own up to being corrected repeatedly, speaks to your indoctrination.
Renaldo Dubois wrote:
I suggest you spend more time attempting to counter my points than trying to find out where someone was educated.
I can do both. I directly counter your points, and since you assert such authority on all topics, I'd like to know your background with them. What are your sources? The American Thinker? Thinking for you, so you don't have to.
Renaldo Dubois wrote:
Nothing impresses me about who and what people claim on the internet.
Unless it reinforces your world view. Perhaps this is why you stay in the safe waters of the American Thinker where you'll never have to challenge your narrow view on these topics.
Renaldo Dubois wrote:
If you can't counter my points, then it would be a very intelligent idea to ignore my posts rather than exposing your ignorance of the topic.
No need to get so defensive RD.
Renaldo Dubois wrote:
Just tryin' to help since I am a compassionate conservative.
What does this phrase mean to you? It seems like marketing. You do not express compassion, but hatred for others. It's unflattering.
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