Simple, John. I hope you don't mind if I parse away some adjectives and use
you as a specific example of "a person" so the syllogism might be even
easier for you to follow.
Major premise: John is comfortable keeping his sin
Minor premise: The phrase "keeping his sin" is equivalent to the phrase "in
sin"
Conclusion: John is comfortable in sin
Try this again. This not a syllogism, David. There is only one conclusion in a syllogism. Your minor premise is a conclusion. This is false logic.
You are not going to be able to do this --------- but keep trying. So far, your claim is false, based on your inability to create a working syllogism.
JD
