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Talk:Essay: Logic and One View of Christianity (view source)
Revision as of 01:15, December 18, 2009
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::::Fair enough. Allow me to extrapolate the argument from your essay you are using so that we can see what the premises are that you dispute.
::::Fair enough. Allow me to extrapolate the argument from your essay you are using so that we can see what the premises are that you dispute.
1 A God exists, who created the world and mankind,
2This God desires for mankind to dwell with Him in Heaven,
2This God desires for mankind to dwell with Him in Heaven,
3This God dislikes some actions taken by man, and cannot allow men who have offended Him to enter Heaven,
3This God dislikes some actions taken by man, and cannot allow men who have offended Him to enter Heaven,
7God sent His son down as a sacrifice
7God sent His son down as a sacrifice
8This sacrifice remits all past present and future sins
8This sacrifice remits all past present and future sins
9However in order to avail oneself of the sacrifice, one must have faith and belief in it ''
9However in order to avail oneself of the sacrifice, one must have faith and belief in it
I think we agree that this is a logical argument. Please elaborate on which premise (1-8) you seek to deny.--[[User:PThomson|PThomson]] 20:13, 17 December 2009 (EST)
I think we agree that this is a logical argument. Please elaborate on which premise (1-9) you seek to deny.--[[User:PThomson|PThomson]] 20:13, 17 December 2009 (EST)