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01-13-2009, 02:27 PM | #1 | |
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Jeffrey Gibson's comments on moderation split from Jesus Project
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And as to my reasons for asking "dog-on" what he thinks Chilton is "full of it", how about I'm just curious to hear why "dog-on" says what he says? And is Aramaic primacy really what Chilton is on about? In any case, I'm a little amused that a moderator of a List whose stated goal is "the rational discussion or debate of sometimes-contentious ideas" and that is supposed to be dedicated to the promotion "of rational thought as a better means (than is "boo"/yea!") to access truth", a moderator who has nominally taken on the responsibility of insuring that the List's mission is fulfilled, seems to think that a call to explain/justify "that sucks" remarks is inappropriate no matter what its cause or the motive behind it is. Jeffrey |
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01-13-2009, 02:50 PM | #2 |
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Jeffrey: this is a discussion board, not a list. It is perfectly legitimate to ask for the basis behind someone's opinion, but it hardly makes for a discussion when you confine yourself to interrogating another member and refuse to add anything of substance.
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And as to discussion not being a discussion unless and until an "interrogator"(??) states his or her position on a given matter, when was the last time you read The Euthyphro? More importantly, are you really saying that one line pot shots like the one of "dog-on" that I responded to (or that Fenton Mulley makes), let alone that the particular one liner that he sent into this thread" , are actual, let alone substantial (and/or rational rather than emotive), contribution to threads? If not, then I'm not the one you should be admonishing. Jeffrey |
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