During playground recess, when I was in elementary school, there was this kid that was always trying to change the rules before, or even during the games. Your replies remind me of him, especially with this comment you made:
**There was no missing either then or now. I choose what I will and will not answer.**
But you expect all of your questions answered.
O consistency, thou art a jewel!
Remember, I didn’t ask for a word limit on your answer. So, in answering a yes or no type of question, you were not being expected to hold to just yes or no. To this question: “In the scriptures, you will not find Jesus Christ, or the apostles ever use the phrase,”God the Son”. Is that truth?”, you could have honestly answered like this:
“If one chooses to hold to their faith by only the scriptures, then that would be truth.”
If you wanted drift off into why you hold your beliefs, that’s your right of freedom of speech.
But when people don’t answer to YOUR liking (or answers in a style like yours)......( I can still hear the voice of that kid....)
So much to gladly respond to, but just exhausted.
Later, king air.
“But you expect all of your questions answered.”
I only said so after you insisted I answer all of yours - even though I had answered some of yours. You got what you gave. You’re the high and mighty one who insisted on penalty questions, remember? And now you’re upset that “you expect all of your questions answered”? You got what you gave.