Can't say I agree with this logic, but the implications are interesting, to say the least.
If Linear has feigned stupidity, he isn't a 'christian'. Or lied about his education, or location, or any number of things...
Indeed, claiming to have misrepresented himself is a misrepresentation, according to this. Rather settles the issue, doesn't it? Or is this supposed to be too subtle a clue for creationists to figure out?
Ah! Are you saying that if a lie is told by someone then that removes them from the Christian ranks? I am not good at subtlety so I do not employ it.
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Does this help?
Helped me a little. But I'm not Russ, of course.
Helped you in what way?
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A faith that connot survive collision with the truth is not worth many regrets. -- Arthur C. Clarke
