In order to distinguish between casual toleration and the false virtue?
Doesn't "look like nazi"? What does nazi look like?
I'm willing to play devil's advocate
I'm a 1790s Nationalist, other than the slavery part
Sure
@Monstrous Moonshine Which means you are **NOT** at True Conservative.
You cuck on slavery.
That was not a request for devil's advocacy
That was a request for precision of language
Listening
@whiic No True Scotsman
Anyway, repeat your question, it's lost in the backlogs.
@SPOOKY Phil, Ruler of Heck Then say the same to Ford who thinks Libertarians and Neocons are not true conservatives.
Is a Christian considered "hypertolerant" for the property of having the option to forgive? (not alone, of course)
>blocks me >responds to me okay boomer
Oh, I forgot, you just snipe from the sidelines and talk meta. Talk about "lolicon" since it's obviously the topic here.
seems counterintuitive, but okay
(This is why I probably keep you on the blocklist. You never argue a topic.)
Cry harder, buddy
@Sq crcl Short answer: no Long answer:
No
@Sq crcl Absolutely not, for it is my Christianity which moves me to my position.
Tolerance is not forgiveness
Which is?
Tolerance is putting up with something despite it being right to not put it up, but down
Throw that shit
Christianity values repentance and mercy, and believes that among the strongest forms of love is a healthy rebuke for wrongdoing.
@Sq crcl
Forgiveness is not freely given.
It is given in return for contrition.
"Tolerance is not forgiveness" @𝕷𝖊𝖛𝖎𝖆𝖙𝖍𝖆𝖓 Interesting. Who said it was?
You implied it by the question.
It's just the common misconception, I guess
It is given in return for contrition. Yess
So then it is not hypertolerance.
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