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How do you know Jesus wasn't lying?

tosca1 said:
No - to debate with people who has something CREDIBLE to say.

If you give your opinion - back it up when challenged.
Don't expect people in a serious discussion to just accept your word for it.
That's not how we do it in a serious discussion.
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You can react to my opinion, can't you?
If I say trump is a blowhard and biden is a weakling, those are opinions right?
I see those type statements all the time here. I did my homework in high school no need to do it now.
At some point in life, you become an elder statesman-that is what I am doing. When you get older you will see this.
 
Somerville said:
NO. During a debate, one side makes a statement, a claim, that the opponent dispute. That is the focus of a debate, one does not require one's opponent to accept the assumption which is the primary focus of the debate.
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Ugh.

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