[OLD REGGIE]

Ah, but that was not my claim.

You said that they “would not” and I said false. The opposite of that, if you have studied logic, is not that they “would” but rather that they “could.”

It might be wise for you to actually check on what you are saying. Let me help you.

#509 You could go to Mass for 100 years and never hear the entire Bible.

Note I said could. Yes I have taken a few logic courses and I am aware of the difference between "would" and "could".

Are you lying when you put false words in my mouth? When you accused me of making a false statement what are you calling me?

Furthermore, I would like a link to the place where you claim I called you a liar.

OLD REGGIE
So you're making stuff up and trying to pass it off as the words of others, and then when you're called on it, you pretend you were accenting irony.

LOL

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Once again you demonstrated your poor understanding of grammar and put your foot in your mouth.

Understand this, I don't want, nor will ever accept, one of your phony apologies. Better you think before you run off at the mouth.

[Petronski]

I don't want, nor will ever accept, one of your phony apologies.

The essence of Christian love.

[Petronski]

I don't want, nor will ever accept, one of your phony apologies.

The essence of Christian love.

And the irony of ironies, you falsely claimed I called you a liar.

[Palladin]

“The Eucharist began. My mind was on trying to keep up with all the congregational activity; distracted from what was happening before me. Suddenly the Presence of God fell upon that place in power like I had never known before. The room was flooded with light and his embrace and all I could do was sit and bask in him.”

—Patty Bonds, sister of James White and convert to Catholicism, on attending her first Catholic Mass.