..if a person is comfortable with the idea of keeping their sin ..then such a person is comfortable in sin.
I would love to see Miller the Thinker put the above in the form of a syllogism: a major premise, minor premise and a conclusion. Since he refused to answer my four questions concerning Judy's rebellious and continuing misrepresentation of what I believe regarding sin, I do not expect an answer to my request in this post.
You are the one who has appealed the logic of a syllogistic conclusion, David -- let's put your money where your mouth is.
David's appeal to what he calls "logic" is below.
David Miller wrote:
>> ... if a person is comfortable with the idea of keeping
>> their sin ..then such a person is comfortable in sin.
Gary wrote:
> so what?
So what?� If you accept this logical syllogism as true, then not only did
Judy not misquote John, she did not misrepresent his position either.
