[Seekers] Punishment
Farrell Till jftill@midwest.net
Wed, 04 Mar 1998 19:59:57 -0800 (00889091997, 2.2.32.19980305035957.006fcad4@midwest.net)
At 11:45 AM 3/4/98 -0600, Ward Fenley wrote:
>Farrell Till wrote:
>>
>> >
>> FENLEY
>> >Yes, after you tell me whether you believe in moral absolutes and then
>> >let me challenge you to several situations. Then I will gladly accept
>> >your challenge.
>> >
>>
>> TILL
>> I don't believe in moral absolutes, so present your challenge. I will
>> agree to accept your challenge, even though the burden of proof in this case
>> rests on you, because you are the one asserting the existence of moral
>> absolutes.
>>
FENLEY
>Ok, first is it an ABSOLUTE that there are no moral absolutes? Second,
>if you answer that it is an absolute that there are no moral absolutes
>but belief in that absolute is not believing a moral absolute, then if I
>say that your believe is not true, am I telling the truth according to
>you? Thus, if I am not telling the truth, then what do you call not
>telling the truth and is it and is it an absolute? On the next email,
>lets define truth.
TILL
Look again at what I said, Fenley. I said, "I don't BELIEVE in moral
absolutes," but, you know, I could be wrong. I don't think I am, but I
could be. Why don't you show me that I am?
By the way, the more I see of your postings, the more I'm convinced that you
are a big waste of time and probably unable to understand simple language.
I have asked you, for example, to stop double posting your nonsense to me.
I am not just a subscriber to the errancy list but also the owner of the
list. Anything that you address to Errancy will automatically be sent to
me. When you also address a cc to me, I will receive two copies of it. I
was away from my office for three hours, and when I returned, 118 messages
came through. It takes time to go through the volume of mail I receive, so
I don't appreciate receiving two of everything from you, especially when it
is written as unintelligently as your nonsense. Read though your paragraph
above and see how many errors you can spot.
Farrell Till
Skepticism, Inc.
jftill@midwest.net