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JB> ability to type) with the meaning of "evil typist" (not pretaining
JB> to one's ability to type but rather one's nature). However, your
JB> example does serve to show -why- such dichotomy logic falls or fails
JB> when dealing with -MORE- than two classes.
Nope, sure didn't, for as we can see above it is extremely
plain, is it not? OR is there something that you fail to
understand about "does NOT mean"? :)
JB> I am afraid, this exhausts my ability within this arena
JB> to explain to you -what- I had been attempting to express
JB> that IMO it is not necessary within the Christian faith for
JB> us know evil in order for us to do good, we only need to know
JB> Christ. It was my understanding that it was your contention
JB> that we must also know evil in order to know good.
Most certainly, for if all one ever knows is good and through
ignorance, error, mistake or whatever does an bad/evil thing,
just how in Heaven's Name would they ever be aware of it? For
let us say that you did the deed and I pointed out to you that
what you did was bad/evil, would not your first question be...
"What is bad/evil?"?
JB> Let me try to explain it using set theory. Are there any
JB> Christ like acts that are not good? IMO, no, meaning all
JB> Christ like acts get mapped or associated with good.
Well, since ya' dun answered your own question, my participation
is not necessary, right? :)
JB> Please notice, this implies it is -sufficient- (please notice
JB> this is different than saying it is -necessary-) only for us
JB> to know Christ.
Nope, sorry, didn't notice that, for it is BOTH sufficient and
necessary IMHO!
JB> However, it says nothing about -other- acts (non-Christ like)
JB> which may be -good- as well.
Why in Heaven's Name should it, for according to your
postulation, if it is also good and not bad/evil, it doesn't
need to be mentioned, correct?
Just another humble servant of The Kingdom.......clarence.......
... So ya' wanta' live like hell and still get through the pearly gates!
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