like even after I explicitly say I am not a christian they still try to convince me God is not real or not worth beliving in or that Christianity is not good for me
Hello~ Im not a christian so ur not getting anywhere lol
Like uhm... idk I could be discussing God and matters of religion (chrstianity or not) and the atheist would try his hardest to disprove religion and God like... get out dude, stop being oppressive
Muslims... well, I've had Muslims friends, classmates, strangers, they can be generally good.... but can be extremely rude too
@Zoe If you feel I'm trying to oppress you, then I apologize. I was trying to engage you on what I think are important problems in Christianity. I thought that since you were still exploring Christianity, now would be a good time to point the problems out, so that you can do your own research and avoid wasting years of your life.
@Mr.ShinyandNew安宇 I am exploring and I do believe there are problems. I keep saying I don't approve of many things. And I am doing my own research and discernment.
@Mr.ShinyandNew安宇 And I did say I only know there is a God because of miracles. Miracles that I also admit can be attributed to chance and random. And God. I am very open about many things and not closed off just because one or two things seem off about this God.
@Mr.ShinyandNew安宇 I know but I think you should just accept that I wanna learn about the truth(s) before I decide which is the truth. It's just like if u spoonfeed answers to a student they will never learn. They need the a ha! moment to actually digest the teaching. At least as teacher, that much I know.
@Zoe Not exactly. I expect you to consider the evidence, weigh it, decide if it's good or not, and if it supports the claim. There's also lots more evidence out there that I didn't include.
@Zoe As long as you go into it with your eyes open, I guess that's fine. Though it distresses me when I see Christians (usually it's Christians) do things like take risks because "it's in god's hands" or discount their current life for their afterlife (which doesn't exist)
@Zoe I'm confused...so you're saying you believe in many of the things the Christian bible says and you believe in God, the Christian god, and in the same manner that Christians do. But you are not Christian?
I've always been unskilled with prefixes, suffixes, roots, etc.
I was wondering if I combined philanthrope(ic) and philomath to form
Philanthropomath
Does this turn into nonsense? Or through the structures and formulas does it come to mean something similar to a combination of the two origina...
@Robusto It is actually (I assume) "lover of human knowledge" or "lover of learning about humans", from phil- (love), anthro- (humans), and -math (learning). It's an obvious neologism though, so give it whatever meaning you want.
Can it be correct to use no space after comma? for a short enumeration, for example this stuff is good for cpu,memory, while this other stuff is good for foo,bar,wux
for differentiating it visually from other commas, with space, that separate ideas