atlashunter
Senior Member
I say this:
"The issue isn't who commits the crime. Yes the perpetrator is responsible for their actions."
And you respond with this.
Yet you wonder why I say intentionally.
Once again you fail to address what should now have been made crystal clear with the analogy. Of course you would pass judgment on someone who refused to rescue a child in that situation. Yet you worship a being that does that very thing all around the world, every day.
You've been led to logic but nobody can make you think. That's up to you.
"The issue isn't who commits the crime. Yes the perpetrator is responsible for their actions."
And you respond with this.
You're the one blaming it on God instead of the teacher.
Yet you wonder why I say intentionally.
Once again you fail to address what should now have been made crystal clear with the analogy. Of course you would pass judgment on someone who refused to rescue a child in that situation. Yet you worship a being that does that very thing all around the world, every day.
You've been led to logic but nobody can make you think. That's up to you.