- When I receive a post I read it in full searching for a scriptural argument or for a question about the Christian faith. Everything else I tend to ignore.
Go ahead, claim whatever you so desire concerning your own self. Yet none of this discussion is about you, per se, or myself either, for that matter, but instead is about the truth -- of which I seek not one thing from yourself concerning, for I "pose" no "questions about the Christian faith" to you. So get off of that little high horse... that one is truly ridiculous.
You seek scriptural argument? Well ok then, 
“One witness shall not rise against a man concerning any iniquity or any sin that he commits; by the mouth of two or three witnesses the matter shall be established.
which Christ Himself was referencing when, as is attributed in John 5:31 Jesus saying;
“If I bear witness of Myself, My witness is not true. ..."
Now previously, you had responded to the same comment of my own which another had responded "good stuff", with yourself having made remark as to the length of my own statement there. I found that amusing coming from one (such as yourself) who posts on these pages quite a few long and involved type of reply/comment/posting, what-have-you.
And this which you had complained about (as for length) contained a highlighting of your own double-mindedness towards Scripture, saying things were one way, then in the [very!] next sentence saying the direct opposite!
Further, that commentary was not exlusive to discussion of Scripture itself, but had also included elements of extra-biblical/historical "patristic" commentary which was being discussed by a priest among the Orthodox.
Yet somehow...that sort of thing is beyond your own seeming "rules" of what you yourself will consider, even as those very sort of things are also something of your own stock-in-trade, so to speak, of that which you do seemingly would have others here (on this forum) take with utmost seriousness.
Really? Well, then, once again sir, much as before I must say -- do that which you would require of others.