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So... You will accept logic. Alright, good. When I said they were wrong, that didn't mean in all aspects. Summit set it up as saying that if there is truth, everyone would accept it and it would be obvious. I am simply saying that they could have differing points of view because they are wrong, not because there are two different truths. I agree, the analogy sucked. I will accept this fact and let it die in peace. Nice definition of truth. I'm going to run with it for a bit, so follow me here. Truth is conformity to fact or actuality. Two opposing facts cannot be true. I say truth is absolute, summit says truth is relative. They are not compatible. As to my statment about the Iraq war, fine. I could be wrong. But then you would be right. That was my main point. I could be wrong, you could be wrong, but someone is wrong! That is what I am saying about religion. At this point I am not even saying that I am right. All I am insisting is that someone is. I will accept other possibilities if someone provides more proof for them then for Christianity. I am not ignorant, but with the total evidence that I have seen, Christianity wins. Ignorance is not knowing about other religions. I know about them, know most of their claims, but I just don't believe them. That is not ignorance. Right now, as I said, I am simply arguing for truth's existence. I will prove Christianity is true when summit accepts that truth is not relative. The God of Christianity is sovreign over all, not just those who believe in Him. If I am to prove this, I cannot have summit insisting that truth is relative and not absolute. Whether or not there is a war in Iraq, there isn't a war going on only for some people. Just because someone doesn't believe it is real does not mean it wouldn't be happening if they went there, and vice-versa. If I didn't believe that summit existed, I would still see his posts. Just because you don't believe in something doesn't mean it ceases to exist in your personal little reality. For something to be true, it must be true about something. There must be a Reality, some thing or religion, for Truth to be about. That must be established before there can be discussion.
"Truth is not relative. It is unchanging and eternal"
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