That's mature.
That above ^^^ is also an ad hominem insult. What will the mods say?
That's mature.
No, it's not. It's sardonicism. It literally contains no insult.That above ^^^ is also an ad hominem insult.
There are some here who think that pointing out their errors are personal insults.No, it's not. It's sardonicism. It literally contains no insult.
True. I think those same people feel insulted by the existence of logical fallacies themselves...There are some here who think that pointing out their errors are personal insults.
Worse, they accuse others of making logical fallacies without a clue to how to show a potential logical fallacy. They think that their personal authori-tie makes their mere accusation an absolute proof. Like every word from their keyboard should be equal to "It is written...".True. I think those same people feel insulted by the existence of logical fallacies themselves...
That is not a word; you just made it up., and it also fails the definition test:No, it's not. It's sardonicism. It literally contains no insult.
No, it's not. It's sardonicism. It literally contains no insult.
That is not a word; you just made it up.
By pointing out that you don't understand what sardonicism means? Not hardlyBy definition, you are attacking and insulting another poster.
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Definition of SARDONICISM
sardonic quality or humor… See the full definitionwww.merriam-webster.com
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By pointing out that you don't understand what sardonicism means? Not hardly![]()
I used to think that false prophets can only be found in Christian cults and other pagan religions. I was wrong. It's also rampant in Evangelical Christianity, thus, fulfilling this prophecy:
"... and many false prophets will appear and deceive many people."
These are just self-appointed wannabe prophets or cold readers, nothing more. They keep on saying, "The Lord told me this, the Lord told me that." It really gives me the impression that they are liars and just speaking out from their own imagination or delusion.
If you're an evangelical Christian, do you still believe them after their failed prophecy regardless?
baptism?Is English your native tongue? Do you know what a "belief system" is, because it's not merely a word with the "-ism" suffix.
-ism/izəm/suffixsuffix: -ism
- 1.
forming nouns denoting an action or its result.
"baptism"
- forming nouns denoting a state or quality.
"barbarism"- 2.
forming nouns denoting a system, principle, or ideological movement.
"Anglicanism"
- forming nouns denoting a basis for prejudice or discrimination.
"racism"- 3.
forming nouns denoting a peculiarity in language.
"colloquialism"
- 4.
forming nouns denoting a pathological condition.
"alcoholism"You're way out in left field; I'll leave you to it
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That's one example in the reference I've posted, sure. I don't think calling it a "belief system" is accurate at all, because it's part of one, but isn't one by itself.baptism?
Well since your posted definition didn't match the LINKED ONE from Merriam Webster, I fail to see how you are speaking truthfully in that claim.I provided the definition from Merriam Webster. You simply created a non-existent word, therefore, your accusation fails. What you do not understand is that any form of the word "sardonic" (and your creation is NOT a form of the word) is an insult, BY DEFINITION.
yes all the unitarian cults as well.The entire "church system" is jam packed full of false prophets.