(January 8, 2012 at 11:31 pm)Faith No More Wrote: Gotta do something to kill the time. Besides, I don't ask him questions because I want to hear his answer. I ask him questions to get him to really think about his beliefs and what he is saying. I know it's futile and quite idealistic, but somebody's got to do the dirty work.
What an unfortunate waste of both of your time. A discussion is precious, but simply shooting questions which you have no intention of listening to is quite disheartening.
There are always multiple perspectives - perhaps the discussion would be of much further use if everyone involved did as you say:
Quote:I ask him questions to get him to really think about his beliefs and what he is saying.
Brevity is the soul of wit.