(5 hours ago)The Grand Nudger Wrote: Well..it's not as if that's a binding principle for you? You take what conforms to your needs on blind faith, and refuse it when it does not satisfy that imperative. I suppose our heads are our own to clutter any way we choose - but it's not realistic to expect other people to trust that you say what you mean and mean what you say when you don't......?
What have I taken on blind faith?
A sensory vision of Christ isn't "blind" faith. Even a blind man can see, to the extent that sensations paint a picture of the world. If he runs smack into a wall, he now sees the wall in his mind's eye. Believing in that wall is not blind faith.
Either you are very confused, or being very dishonest. Not sure which.
