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“Unity” That Divides This week's edition of Contentious Questions (Because some questions just are that way)

June 19, 2018 Tom Gilson

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Tom Gilson on How and How Not to Use Psychological Research Regarding Abortion and Other Social IssuesThanks. I hope you’ll read “Too Good to be False.” It’s not just a play on words.
Len on How and How Not to Use Psychological Research Regarding Abortion and Other Social IssuesHi Tom, Thanks for your reply. I agree with that last part - it's getting repetitive and it's pretty fruitless. We disagree about some things, you don't understand my comments (sorry, couldn't make them simpler), you accuse me of misunderstanding or not understanding yours (both wrong, by the way ;-)
Tom Gilson on How and How Not to Use Psychological Research Regarding Abortion and Other Social IssuesI stand by my observations on your handling of the arguments. Your explanations here help, but not enough. You imply that philosophical arguments lack real world reality, for example; that’s erroneous. You mistake the manner in which believers move from general theistic arguments to more specific Christian ones. You wrongly
Len on How and How Not to Use Psychological Research Regarding Abortion and Other Social IssuesHi Bill & Tom, You try to dismiss my comments as if I don't understand what I'm jabbering on about. That's not correct - I don't show my working (several years worth), just the conclusion. But that probably won't bother you either. You try to use philosophical proofs to show
Tom Gilson on Who’s Interested in Apologetics and Why? New Research Reveals New AnswersThanks for the comment. I'm wondering, though, could you help us understand what you're saying in light of Jesus statement that eternal life is knowing God (John 17:3), and all the hundreds of instructions in the Bible to know, study, teach, and learn the ways of God? Thanks.

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