Zone1 Christianity and our founding fathers

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Where have I argued that?

In post #367

The answer is yes.

 

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Where have I argued that?

If you aren't arguing the Founding Fathers were Christian nationalists, then why bring up Christian nationalism in a thread titled, "Christianity and our founding fathers?"

 

[John Edgar Slow Horses]

Ding is now as goofy as hobelim.

 

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Ding is now as goofy as hobelim.

Yet another unsubstantiated accusation. Bravo.

 

[John Edgar Slow Horses]

Yet another unsubstantiated accusation. Bravo.

Show us your authority. You have none.

 

[NotfooledbyW]

Were any of the founding fathers white Christian nationalists? Because otherwise this is the wrong thread.

Yes Saint Ding! The Connecticut Wits.

Then let's hear your evidence for the founding fathers being Christian nationalists.

Your question was Saint Ding and I quote “were any of the founding fathers white Christian nationalists.” With emphasis on the word “any”.

My answer was the Connecticut Wits and I provided at the historical account about them. Then you said it’s on the wrong thread, so WTF Saint Ding?

Are you arguing that the Connecticut Wits were not Christian nationalist nor white?

 

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Show us your authority. You have none.

I don't need authority to make an observation.

 

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Yes Saint Ding! The Connecticut Wits.




Your question was Saint Ding and I quote “were any of the founding fathers white Christian nationalists.” With emphasis on the word “any”.

My answer was the Connecticut Wits and I provided at the historical account about them. Then you said it’s on the wrong thread, so WTF Saint Ding?

Are you arguing that the Connecticut Wits were not Christian nationalist nor white?

Make your case. Let's hear it. First establish their being Founding Fathers of America. Then make you case for their being Christian nationalists.

 

[John Edgar Slow Horses]

Yes, Ding that is your opinion.

 

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Yes, Ding that is your opinion.

Observations are not opinions. It's not my opinion you make unsupported allegations. It's my observation that you make unsupported allegations.

In post #383 you said I am as goofy as hobelim without stating why you believe that. It's not my opinion that you didn't explain why you believed that, it's my observation from your post which didn't contain any explanation for why you believed that. Now do you understand?

 

[John Edgar Slow Horses]

Observations are not opinions. It's not my opinion you make unsupported allegations. It's my observation that you make unsupported allegations.

You have the right to give unevidence opinions, as you do every time here.

 

[NotfooledbyW]

In post #367

You asked if “any” of the founding fathers were white Christian nationalists. I answer that in Post 367 essentially that at least two were.

So you are a liar.

 

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Yes, Ding that is your opinion.

This would be an example of an opinion. I hope this helps clarify your confusion between opinions and observations.

 

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You have the right to give unevidence opinions, as you do every time here.

I wasn't arguing that you couldn't. I was only pointing out that gave no explanation for having that opinion. So just like you are not barred from stating unsupported opinions, I'm not barred from pointing out that you gave no good reason for having that opinion.

 

[John Edgar Slow Horses]

You have every right to, as do I, even if we are either or both wrong. hobelim is in the same boat.

 

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You asked if “any” of the founding fathers were white Christian nationalists. I answer that in Post 367 essentially that at least two were.

So you are a liar.

And have failed to either prove they were founding fathers or prove they were Christian nationalists.

What is it with you guys not being able to back up any of your allegations? You are acting like a Christian nationalist.

 

[NotfooledbyW]

First establish their being Founding Fathers of America.

They were among the earliest of Protestants calling for the declaration of independence. Does that qualify them?

These are not the only two white Christian nationalist. Many of the signers of the declaration of independence were white Christian nationalist. Many of those involved at the constitutional convention in Philadelphia were white Christian nationalist. The point is they lost to the idea
No religion was to be favored in the new nation.

 

[John Edgar Slow Horses]

They are acting like you, ding.

I would say John Jay and Patrick Henry were the closest to white nationalists.

 

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You have every right to, as do I, even if we are either or both wrong. hobelim is in the same boat.

I won't make a statement I can't back up with reasoning because I won't have an opinion on something I don't have a good reason for believing. Feel free to continue with your innuendo and rhetoric. What could possibly go wrong with a bad habit like that?

 

[NotfooledbyW]

What is it with you guys not being able to back up any of your allegations?

No, you just say the back up doesn’t belong on this thread, and you refuse to discuss anything about it