Overheard conversation between two students coming out of a debate between a
Christian & an atheist at a major university some years ago (in which the
Christian apparently came off as the clear "winner"): "Well -- even if he is
right, I still hate his guts."
Along with the clear importance of truth, the aspect of relationship is not to
be forgotten. I too think high profile public debates are often just a
pastime at best.
--merv
Quoting Carol or John Burgeson <burgytwo@juno.com>:
> My good friend, Glenn, asks some good questions: I will try to answer.
>
> "1. Why is it that I so rarely see theistic evolutionists directly
> confronting atheists on the internet when they dis our religion?"
>
> I think you have seen me once or twice, Glenn. I'd do it more often but
> I'm not convinced it makes any real difference to challenge a person
> whose mind is made up. I used to do it more often. I suspect those
> reasons apply to many of us.
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