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Bretton Garcia

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11. Quoting the Bible to Evangelicals, showing their sins, can have SOME useful effect

Mon Oct 15, 2018, 07:15 AM

Oct 2018

They claim to follow the Bible, but typically don't.

So when you point that out? At least a few will probably notice their own errors, and hypocrisy. At least, especially say, some of the ministers.

And? Other Christians will be more and more angry at Evangelicals. For their stupidity and hypocrisy.

Can't hurt.

By the way, I was a Christian for about 14 years or so (age 0 to 14); and I now blog with/against many famous PhD professional scholars, theologian, priests and popes, of Christianity. Where my experience - and a few Bible quotes - still go a long, long way.

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Do religious quotes count as arguments if a non-believer uses them? [View all] DetlefK Oct 2018 OP

No, quotes do not matter, because religion is not a collection of Bible quotes marylandblue Oct 2018 #1

A good answer. guillaumeb Oct 2018 #10

Quoting the Bible to Evangelicals, showing their sins, can have SOME useful effect Bretton Garcia Oct 2018 #11

Probably not to most. MineralMan Oct 2018 #2

Yes, it is valid to use quotes, because it is about values. Doodley Oct 2018 #3

No of course not. Its the same as when someone with an opposing political or social view tymorial Oct 2018 #4

It depends on the person with whom you're arguing. thucythucy Oct 2018 #5

No. But the beautiful thing of it is... Act_of_Reparation Oct 2018 #6

No, it doesn't, and it's wonderful TlalocW Oct 2018 #7

I think it's best to assume they're living their lives Mariana Oct 2018 #8

I'll take your headline as a rhetorical question The Genealogist Oct 2018 #9

Yes. Iggo Oct 2018 #12