[Rashputin]

I didn't know how much you admired me, imitation being the most sincere form of flattery, though you obviously just can't resist trying to convince me your rejection of Christ, the Holy Spirit, the Apostles, and Scripture is completely justified.

It's so cute that you imitate me, thank you for the obvious admiration.

have a wonderful, yachting sort of day.

[Elsie]

I didn't know how much you admired me, imitation being the most sincere form of flattery,
though you obviously just can't resist trying to convince me your rejection of Christ,
the Holy Spirit, the Apostles, and Scripture is completely justified.

Lesson learned...

[Elsie]

Since you are responding to my #189; you've not gotten to this #194 yet.

Since you are responding to #201; you've apparently decided NOT to respond to #194.

[boatbums]

I didn't know how much you admired me, imitation being the most sincere form of flattery, though you obviously just can't resist trying to convince me your rejection of Christ, the Holy Spirit, the Apostles, and Scripture is completely justified. It's so cute that you imitate me, thank you for the obvious admiration.

One "beating-a-dead-horse" gif is as good as another. But if thinking my posting that back to your baseless comment was admiration and flattery, then, if that makes you feel better about yourself, go ahead and think that.

Since you haven't refuted even ONE point I made about your assertions on the Apocrypha, I can only surmise that either you can't (which is actually true) or you haven't even read the post. I'm guessing it's the latter since that will allow you to declare the SAME untruths - while falsely stating they have been disputed - the very next time the subject arises. It is yourself who rejects Jesus Christ, the Apostles and Scripture every time you defend the indefensible idea that the Apocryphal books are Divinely-inspired Scripture.

One last thing...why in the world would I or anyone reject legitimate Holy Scripture? Why do you think the Jewish people didn't see them that way? You really can't say it was because they rejected Jesus Christ since these extra books were around in the Alexandrian, Egyptian and Eastern Mediterranean areas and known by the Greek speaking Jews hundreds of years before Christ. They knew about the Maccabees revolt, for example - they even had a holiday based on that. So why do you imagine they NEVER accepted those books as from God? Instead of childishly slinging snark, why don't you engage a little on the actual topic?