re: #47 Nyet

God as popularly defined actually interacts with this world in a supernatural way, sometimes visibly so, and so is theoretically knowable.

Except those interactions, as popularly defined, are indistinguishable from natural phenomenon. Therefore, it’s unfalsifiable, not knowable. I’ve said as much in my previous post. So right there, you have dropped some context.

I don’t keep switching anything and am consistent. You’ve already failed to understand some very basic points I’ve made, so maybe you just don’t get the rest of it.

Here is some more context you’ve dropped/missed. I’ve been talking about people disagreeing over basic definitions. Yet, you assumed I was accusing you of not being consistent with your own arguments? Okay, whatevs.

You’ve already failed to understand some very basic points I’ve made, so maybe you just don’t get the rest of it.

/rubbing it in.