Comments on: Recent experience in intellectual dishonesty. http://www.celticbear.com/weblog/2007/06/19/recent-experience-in-intellectual-dishonesty/ The daily...weekly...occasional journal by someone you don't know. Fri, 04 Nov 2011 00:43:00 +0000 hourly 1 By: CelticBear http://www.celticbear.com/weblog/2007/06/19/recent-experience-in-intellectual-dishonesty/comment-page-1/#comment-12100 CelticBear Fri, 29 Jun 2007 15:13:05 +0000 http://www.celticbear.com/weblog/2007/06/19/recent-experience-in-intellectual-dishonesty/#comment-12100 Glad to hear from you, Mark. (Happy belated birthday.) Thanks for the kind words, and good luck in Seminary. (Allow me to be evil for one moment and mention http://debunkingchristianity.blogspot.com/ which has several contributing authors who are former seminarians and well studied former apologists, like John Loftus. I have hope for you. *wink*)</evil> Take care; best to your family! Glad to hear from you, Mark. (Happy belated birthday.)
Thanks for the kind words, and good luck in Seminary.
(Allow me to be evil for one moment and mention http://debunkingchristianity.blogspot.com/ which has several contributing authors who are former seminarians and well studied former apologists, like John Loftus. I have hope for you. *wink*)</evil>
Take care; best to your family!

]]> By: CelticBear http://www.celticbear.com/weblog/2007/06/19/recent-experience-in-intellectual-dishonesty/comment-page-1/#comment-80307 CelticBear Fri, 29 Jun 2007 15:13:00 +0000 http://www.celticbear.com/weblog/2007/06/19/recent-experience-in-intellectual-dishonesty/#comment-80307 Glad to hear from you, Mark. (Happy belated birthday.) Thanks for the kind words, and good luck in Seminary. (Allow me to be evil for one moment and mention http://debunkingchristianity.blogspot.com/ which has several contributing authors who are former seminarians and well studied former apologists, like John Loftus. I have hope for you. *wink*)</evil> Take care; best to your family! Glad to hear from you, Mark. (Happy belated birthday.)
Thanks for the kind words, and good luck in Seminary.
(Allow me to be evil for one moment and mention http://debunkingchristianity.blogspot.com/ which has several contributing authors who are former seminarians and well studied former apologists, like John Loftus. I have hope for you. *wink*)</evil>
Take care; best to your family!

]]> By: Mark Hunsaker http://www.celticbear.com/weblog/2007/06/19/recent-experience-in-intellectual-dishonesty/comment-page-1/#comment-12099 Mark Hunsaker Fri, 29 Jun 2007 00:28:48 +0000 http://www.celticbear.com/weblog/2007/06/19/recent-experience-in-intellectual-dishonesty/#comment-12099 Hi Liam. It has been a while since I've visited your site. I'm not here to debate or argue, just to say hello and let you know you've been in my thoughts. The last time I was here I didn't behave myself well at all and I've regretted that ever since. Please accept my apology for my words and harmful attitude. Sorry to hear about your frustrating experience with that teacher, but I loved reading about your approach to the whole thing, going in with an open mind and all. I'm convinced that there are still a few out there who wear His coat well, they may just be hard to find. I know for me I still hear the words of Yoda: "Much to learn, you still have." I loved to read about your English MA work, BRAVO! You have a singular talent and it is exciting to hear about it being put to good use. Speaking of graduate school, perhaps you'll be happy to know you are not alone in that pursuit, I'm headed off to Seminary soon (finally) with the intent of becoming a full time pastor. I know you may not like that particular vocation, but know my passion leads me there...and I simply cannot help but do it. Besides, it is an aggressive four year study of Greek, Hebrew, Palestinian and Christian History and various departments of theology. I'm certain I could share a few stories you might find fascinating. Perhaps you and I could one day publish a book together (some intriguing possibilities come to mind)...or at the very least maybe I could just provide an Amazon review for you when you get published! :-) Thanks, Mark Hi Liam. It has been a while since I’ve visited your site. I’m not here to debate or argue, just to say hello and let you know you’ve been in my thoughts. The last time I was here I didn’t behave myself well at all and I’ve regretted that ever since. Please accept my apology for my words and harmful attitude.

Sorry to hear about your frustrating experience with that teacher, but I loved reading about your approach to the whole thing, going in with an open mind and all. I’m convinced that there are still a few out there who wear His coat well, they may just be hard to find. I know for me I still hear the words of Yoda: “Much to learn, you still have.”

I loved to read about your English MA work, BRAVO! You have a singular talent and it is exciting to hear about it being put to good use.

Speaking of graduate school, perhaps you’ll be happy to know you are not alone in that pursuit, I’m headed off to Seminary soon (finally) with the intent of becoming a full time pastor. I know you may not like that particular vocation, but know my passion leads me there…and I simply cannot help but do it. Besides, it is an aggressive four year study of Greek, Hebrew, Palestinian and Christian History and various departments of theology. I’m certain I could share a few stories you might find fascinating.

Perhaps you and I could one day publish a book together (some intriguing possibilities come to mind)…or at the very least maybe I could just provide an Amazon review for you when you get published! :-)

Thanks,
Mark

]]> By: Mark Hunsaker http://www.celticbear.com/weblog/2007/06/19/recent-experience-in-intellectual-dishonesty/comment-page-1/#comment-80306 Mark Hunsaker Fri, 29 Jun 2007 00:28:00 +0000 http://www.celticbear.com/weblog/2007/06/19/recent-experience-in-intellectual-dishonesty/#comment-80306 Hi Liam. It has been a while since I've visited your site. I'm not here to debate or argue, just to say hello and let you know you've been in my thoughts. The last time I was here I didn't behave myself well at all and I've regretted that ever since. Please accept my apology for my words and harmful attitude. Sorry to hear about your frustrating experience with that teacher, but I loved reading about your approach to the whole thing, going in with an open mind and all. I'm convinced that there are still a few out there who wear His coat well, they may just be hard to find. I know for me I still hear the words of Yoda: "Much to learn, you still have." I loved to read about your English MA work, BRAVO! You have a singular talent and it is exciting to hear about it being put to good use. Speaking of graduate school, perhaps you'll be happy to know you are not alone in that pursuit, I'm headed off to Seminary soon (finally) with the intent of becoming a full time pastor. I know you may not like that particular vocation, but know my passion leads me there...and I simply cannot help but do it. Besides, it is an aggressive four year study of Greek, Hebrew, Palestinian and Christian History and various departments of theology. I'm certain I could share a few stories you might find fascinating. Perhaps you and I could one day publish a book together (some intriguing possibilities come to mind)...or at the very least maybe I could just provide an Amazon review for you when you get published! :-) Thanks, Mark Hi Liam. It has been a while since I’ve visited your site. I’m not here to debate or argue, just to say hello and let you know you’ve been in my thoughts. The last time I was here I didn’t behave myself well at all and I’ve regretted that ever since. Please accept my apology for my words and harmful attitude.

Sorry to hear about your frustrating experience with that teacher, but I loved reading about your approach to the whole thing, going in with an open mind and all. I’m convinced that there are still a few out there who wear His coat well, they may just be hard to find. I know for me I still hear the words of Yoda: “Much to learn, you still have.”

I loved to read about your English MA work, BRAVO! You have a singular talent and it is exciting to hear about it being put to good use.

Speaking of graduate school, perhaps you’ll be happy to know you are not alone in that pursuit, I’m headed off to Seminary soon (finally) with the intent of becoming a full time pastor. I know you may not like that particular vocation, but know my passion leads me there…and I simply cannot help but do it. Besides, it is an aggressive four year study of Greek, Hebrew, Palestinian and Christian History and various departments of theology. I’m certain I could share a few stories you might find fascinating.

Perhaps you and I could one day publish a book together (some intriguing possibilities come to mind)…or at the very least maybe I could just provide an Amazon review for you when you get published! :-)

Thanks,
Mark

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