An unorthodox belief in God.

[Rampant.A.I.]

Once again, I'll ask you to stop re-defining terms to suit your ends. Archaeological evidence that people or places existed lend exactly zero gravity to the claim of existence or nonexistence for your deity.

I use terms as I understand them. I don't redefine anything. And archaeological evidence of people and places in the bible lend credence to the god of the bible. So we definitely disagree there.

http://www.bible-archaeology.info/bible_...ericho.htm

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So you just want to pontificate beliefs and ignore contrary information.

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In my view you are ignoring my information and it is you pontificating.

Oh, you're rubber and I'm glue?

Listen, if you can't support anything you're saying, it's just boring drivel, and you're eventually going to be banned for spamming and refusing to engage in discussion.

Is that what you want?