Unanswered questions

[Drich]

You get back what you put in.

You gave me your personal thoughts on my religion, I gave you my personal thoughts on your personal thoughts. Stator and Waldorf, sat on the sidelines and pooped on everything the muppets did, all the while rarely leaving the comfort of their box seats and actually put themselves in the middle of the show. That is what you just did.

So again you get from me what you put into your posts to me. Fair enough?

Only if you missed the questions I posed, or want to avoid them. Even then it would be more honest to say you don't know or maybe haven't thought about it, rather than trying (and failing) a cheap brinksmanship tactic in order to save the face that nobody has even suggested threatening.

One of the advantages of a text-based forum such as this is that every submitted post becomes part of the written record; so all anyone needs to do is flick back a few entries and every evasion is laid out for all to see.

Of course, the real irony in your diversionary tactic is that Statler and Waldorf are themselves Muppets and actually part of the show that you want us to think they are disrupting - sorry to drop this on you but they're not real people, you know.

1)Making a statement and putting it in question form is not an actual question. Your 'questions' at best were rhetorical.

2)What were the questions I did not know the answers to?

3)S&D were used as a topical break. They were used as the intro and outro, to skits and commercials breaks. While technically apart of the show their contribution was limited to pooping on the works of the rest of the cast who's personalities dominated the skits and various performances. Which again was my assessment of the series of rhetorical questions you asserted.

Your still getting back what you put it.

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...So you ignore the teachings of Paul because you do not like him.

No, I ignore Paul's teachings because he is no better than a modern televangelist. His teachings are false, and quite contradictory to the teachings of Christ. It is no surprise to biblical scholars that Paul disagreed with Christ regarding most teachings.

Not that the teachings of Christ should in any way be relevant toward his existence, but as a prophet created from the imagination of man his teachings were spot on in how to treat one another.

Paul is a douche, plain a simple. The precise opposite of Christ.

What would be an example of Paul's and Christ's teaching conflicting with one another?