TolerantBigot
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I’m glad you had a Webster’s handy, but I asked you for your definitions not those straight out of a dictionary.
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Webster and me, we gladly agree.
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(i.e. what is marked by forbearance and endurance.)
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The thing which is described as tolerant, I guess.
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Since tolerance means letting someone you disagree with practice and speak about what you know is wrong, in an unhindered manner, I think you must be describing Islamic countries.
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Huh? Where did I talk about Islamic countries? Where did I talk about tolerance? You started it, I just needed a cool name.
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You certainly can’t be talking about this country or this board for that matter.
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You are right, I wasn't talking about anyone. I just needed a name to register.
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As we are tolerating your inaccurate thoughts. No one in hindering your expressions.
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Yes, I know, and I think that's pretty cool.
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A very tolerant bigot asked:
>Do you think that most if not all Holy Scriptures need the right context and interpretation for a proper understanding? <
So, in your cases listed, yes I believe you needed to be able to see the right context.
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You didn't answer my question. Lets try it again, and everybody else can play along too:
Do you think that most if not all Holy Scriptures (like the Holy Bible, or the Holy Koran, or the Bhagavad-Gita) need the right context and interpretation for a proper understanding?
Let's do it, I know you can.
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A highly tolerant bigot asked:
>Well, maybe "travel over land and sea to win a single convert" is a metapher for taking great strains, like lying and cheating and quoting out of context to convert other people to your own faith, and make them in this process twice as worse as yourself?<
You have taken great strains,
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No. It was quite easy.
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you have quoted the Bible out of context,
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Yes, I have.
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and you have tried to convince people over to your own beliefs.
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No, I didn't. I'm not a Muslim, or a Christian, I'm a spiritual freelancer.
But I quite like this (out of context) quote:
"the truth will set you free"
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Yet, you have found tolerance in allowing you to make your points.<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
Yes, I have, and I thank everyone for that. Nice board, I'll recommend it to my friends.
I’m glad you had a Webster’s handy, but I asked you for your definitions not those straight out of a dictionary.
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Webster and me, we gladly agree.
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(i.e. what is marked by forbearance and endurance.)
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The thing which is described as tolerant, I guess.
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Since tolerance means letting someone you disagree with practice and speak about what you know is wrong, in an unhindered manner, I think you must be describing Islamic countries.
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Huh? Where did I talk about Islamic countries? Where did I talk about tolerance? You started it, I just needed a cool name.
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You certainly can’t be talking about this country or this board for that matter.
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You are right, I wasn't talking about anyone. I just needed a name to register.
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As we are tolerating your inaccurate thoughts. No one in hindering your expressions.
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Yes, I know, and I think that's pretty cool.
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A very tolerant bigot asked:
>Do you think that most if not all Holy Scriptures need the right context and interpretation for a proper understanding? <
So, in your cases listed, yes I believe you needed to be able to see the right context.
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You didn't answer my question. Lets try it again, and everybody else can play along too:
Do you think that most if not all Holy Scriptures (like the Holy Bible, or the Holy Koran, or the Bhagavad-Gita) need the right context and interpretation for a proper understanding?
Let's do it, I know you can.
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A highly tolerant bigot asked:
>Well, maybe "travel over land and sea to win a single convert" is a metapher for taking great strains, like lying and cheating and quoting out of context to convert other people to your own faith, and make them in this process twice as worse as yourself?<
You have taken great strains,
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No. It was quite easy.
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you have quoted the Bible out of context,
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Yes, I have.
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and you have tried to convince people over to your own beliefs.
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No, I didn't. I'm not a Muslim, or a Christian, I'm a spiritual freelancer.
But I quite like this (out of context) quote:
"the truth will set you free"
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Yet, you have found tolerance in allowing you to make your points.<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
Yes, I have, and I thank everyone for that. Nice board, I'll recommend it to my friends.