Was that a criticism of my overall point of view, or of my hypothetical concession?
The uncensored, unconcealed, ill-advised admissions, confessions and reflections of a Thomistic philosopher outside the academic womb.
Friday, May 7, 2010
"WHAT DID YOU JUST CALL ME?!!?" - A friend's blog security measure passes computerized judgement
I have been in an ongoing debate with a friend of mine on the topic of Biblical inerrancy and the wars of extermination conducted by Israel in the Old Testament, apparently under the command of God. I dropped out of it for a little while but I have returned with a comment that seriously considers my friend's point of view without criticizing it. The blog's security demanded that I enter a word in order to insure that I wasn't some software spambot. I couldn't help but entertain the notion that the word was a criticism of the content of my post and an insult to me.

Was that a criticism of my overall point of view, or of my hypothetical concession?
Was that a criticism of my overall point of view, or of my hypothetical concession?
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