***But the biblical “fact” has to be authenticated by the a priori “knowldge” (gnosis), otherwise it’s not a biblical ‘fact’ is it? ***
Beside the fact that this statement doesn’t really say anything, unless you want to disprove the existence of a priori knowledge, I would be intrigued with your evidentiary case for the existence of God.
I must say, knowing some Orthodox folks, I’m embarrased for them because of you.
Look, I am not the one making extraodinary claims. I am simply asking for proof of claims others make as if they are facts.
If you tell me that you believe or 'know' that there are unicorns on Jupiter, then I must ask you to offer some evidence for the sake of credibility. What else am I to do—just take your word it? Don't be ridiculous.
I make no claims. I simply ask others to authenticate things they claim as facts.
I must say, knowing some Orthodox folks, I’m embarrased for them because of you
I don't really care how you feel. Just provide some evidence of your claims. Stick to the subject.
“I must say, knowing some Orthodox folks, I’m embarrased for them because of you.”
Don’t be.