Well, when you make comments that can easily be disproved or refuted with Catholic sources and comments and yet refuse to read them, it is a very good indicator that you are actually interested in the truth about the matter.
The other option is to make unfounded assertions that are then dismissed as anecdotal and therefore meaningless.
It is then a lose/lose situation in attempting to prove my point to a Catholic.
The other option is to make unfounded assertions that are then dismissed as anecdotal and therefore meaningless.
It is then a lose/lose situation in attempting to prove my point to a Catholic.
I've done none of these things, nor would I. All I did was request to discuss things like adult Christians and not engage in verse slinging or spamming which are common tactics of people engaging in crude polemics. Is that really so hard? Do you have so little faith in what you believe you feel constrained if you can't engage in a normal conversation? That would be very sad.
I'm still willing to chat with you about these things, but if you are unwilling or unable to discuss things civilly or charitably, that is up to you, but that means, unfortunately, our conversation is at it's end. Have a blessed evening.