“Are you unfamiliar with the use of “literary devices”? “
Nope. Apparently you never actually read what I linked to. That’s okay. I won’t read the rest of your post.
We know; but there just might be some mis/un informed lurkers here that are not so close minded.
They'll surely look at ALL the evidence before making a judgment call.
I can see how that tactic might help those who believe they are always right and everyone else is always wrong. Reach a post that clearly disproves an assertion and stop reading any further so one can claim he is still right. There's a word for that..."denial" comes to mind.
I read the things you post and then I do a little research to see if the conclusion the author came to is correct. Had you done the same, instead of taking at face value whatever pleased your ears, you would not be the one contending for a falsehood ...repeatedly. Luther used this "discussion" with the devil as a literary device to communicate his thoughts. He never said it was a genuine conversation and to assert he did is simply ignorant..especially since he stated it didn't actually take place. Have you read The Screwtape Letters by C. S. Lewis? Did you think Lewis actually overheard these demons plotting and planning and then wrote his book? Maybe instead of scarfing up and pasting all the vitriol you can find to disparage the non-Catholic Christians here, you could approach topics with a more objective eye. It could probably help salvage what little credibility you have remaining after this thread.