Ray A wrote:If I'm a flip-flopper then you have some serious cog.diss problems. Your contradictory statements about DCP show that you have a Jekyll and Hyde personality. Frankly, I don't know how anyone can take you seriously in your "assessments" of people like DCP (and you say it's "for entertainment", which is a joke).It is clear that there's only one opinion you really value - your own.
From what you write I just can't perceive you as an honest person. At least I know where Benson stands, where Tal Bachmann stands, where PP and Merc stand. You are likely to flip flop in your assessments of people so much that you leave me believing even you don't know where you stand.
Ray--- It is transparently obvious to everyone that you are an emotionally unhinged, and quite possibly insane individual. Your mindless, rabid rantings, your profanity-laced posts, and your endless, vitriol-tinged outbursts have pretty much destroyed whatever credibility you may have once had. (Be glad that many here seem to have forgotten your utterly whacked-out claim that ex-Mormon boards such as RfM are paving the way for a "Mormon Genocide.") Now you are merely lashing out in anger at me, not for any legitimate reason, but merely because you are a nutjob.
I still don't know whether DCP is an "apologist wanker" or one of the greats in Mormon apologia. You've smoothed over this reply.
Well, he is both. Some of his behavior, such as his rather immature and stupid article, "Apologetics by the Numbers," show him to be more than a little "wankerish," in my humble opinion. On the other hand, as I and others---such as Shades---have said elsewhere, he is certainly the greatest and most noteworthy of all LDS apologists. I'm afraid this duality cannot be "smoothed away," as you claim.
And frankly, if someone said they "admired" me, then called me a liar with psychopathic tendencies - I would stay a mile away from that person.
I'm not sure what you're referring to here. I have never called the Good Professor "psychopathic." Further, I think your claim that you would "stay a mile away from that person" is disingenuous at best.