> "Conclusions",
"experience" & "knowledge": all things which involve
> "learning".
on 10/12/07 7:09 PM, Thomas Dalton at
thomas.dalton(a)gmail.com wrote:
And your point is?
Thomas,
Original: (by Anthony) Now, let me give an example. Could a non-Christian
choose to become a fundamentalist Christian?
Absolutely!
Your response, "I disagree. You don't choose your beliefs, you conclude
them. There is a big difference. If I change my beliefs it's not because I
felt like a change, it's because I have made a different conclusion as to
how the world is, based on my experience and knowledge." A person would
choose to become a Christian based on what they learn.
Yes, I can read what you said. What is your *point*? How is the fact
that conclusions are based on learning significant?