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Stop pretending that I was.

Ok then...

#103 Experience shows that the Holy Spirit comes upon people only infrequently, and that only on rare individuals. If you think the Holy Spirit is helping you understand what you read, and you have not had an earth-shattering, entirely unique, draining, and unmistakable supernatural experience, you are mistaken.

#105 While the congenitally hysterical see proof of anything they like, wherever they look

#106 The difference between those people and educated Catholics is that the latter are capable of applying both reason and faith to the solution of the problems that God poses to us, for our edification.

#132 Blah, blah.

#134 Yes, get back to me when you start understanding them.

#138 Similarly, we sometimes see people of mediocre ability thinking that they have prevailed in a debate, entirely because they fail to understand the arguments, or are too closed-minded to give them legitimate consideration. No one on FR, of course, but some people.

#139 Clinging to assumptions where one has no experience is risky at best.

#181 Apparently it is you who have no clue as to what I said.

#182 I’ll answer to God for my lack of charity, but it’s like trying to teach table manners to howler monkeys.

#195 I think a person should actually try to understand what has been said *before* they embark upon character assassination.

#215 Maybe that has something to do with your practice of accusing people of writing that which they didn’t.

#217 If you can’t converse rationally, then leave me alone.