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Attempts to counter a position by attacking a different position than the one his opponent actually holds, one that is easier to refute. | Attempts to counter a position by attacking a different position than the one his opponent actually holds, one that is easier to refute. | ||
::“''These people attacking the message would have you believe that you should go back to the harlot… back to the denominational slop you come out of''.” (This is not the position of any message critic that I am aware of. The message is simply that you are following a false prophet and therefore are in a false system. Where you go from there is a matter of prayerful consideration, and is inherently individual. | ::“''These people attacking the message would have you believe that you should go back to the harlot… back to the denominational slop you come out of''.” (This is not the position of any message critic that I am aware of. The message is simply that you are following a false prophet and therefore are in a false system. Where you go from there is a matter of prayerful consideration, and is inherently individual. By the way, equating all churches with harlots and slop for the simple fact that they belong to a denomination is also fallacious, in case common sense didn’t kick in there automatically, as it should ) | ||
=Slippery Slope= | =Slippery Slope= | ||