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==Straw man argument== | ==Straw man argument== | ||
The first problem with this argument is that it is a straw man argument. Here is a detailed discussion of [[Logic and the Message#Straw_Man|why a straw man argument must always be rejected out of hand]]. | The first problem with this argument is that it is a straw man argument. Here is a detailed discussion of [[Logic and the Message#Straw_Man|why a straw man argument must always be rejected out of hand]]. | ||
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===What did Jesus teach?=== | ===What did Jesus teach?=== | ||
The view presented in the meme is one that message followers are familiar with There are some segments of Christianity that follow "decisionism", numerical success, and church "bigness" as being representative of what Jesus taught. <ref>Alex McFarland and Elmer L. Towns, 10 Questions Every Christian Must Answer (Nashville, TN: B&H Academic, 2011).</ref> | |||
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