I asked you a polite question in interest of understanding. I used the example of my friend who has an M. Div. and who I am not sleeping with. Yet again, you make assumptions that are not warranted on something (my sex life) which I am very happy to say you have no intimate knowledge.
I mentioned her because she has a similar educational background as you. Unlike with you, we can have an intelligent arguement without her or I hurling insults.
As for my right, anyone has the right to question the knowledge, motives and attitude of another. To imply otherwise is unreasonable.
I asked politely about your education and if it covered certain subjects. How you see that being impolite honestly makes no sense. I asked you a question, because you have brushed aside and ignored questions when I responded and brought the conversation into areas which, based off what I've seen here and previously on Fiction Ally, you've shown ignorance of. Note, this not complete ignorance but it is ignorance of areas like religion which you claim expertise in. Based off what I've seen you define religion as Catholicism and perhaps a little from the other branches Christianity.
You responded to my question with a question, which I politely answered even though part of my answer covered why I dislike you.
Then asked you again, politely, to answer my question and added one other. Again, no answer.
You here and otherwise have behaved in a manner more like that of a spoiled child who isn't getting his way rather than someone whose opinion is worth listening to and being respected.
For that you owe me and everyone on this blog an appology. But then again, that is my opinion. It's up to Inverarity whether they wish to demand one from you or I.
I will at least avoid interacting with you, perhaps the only thing we both can agree on.
BtW-- I have put your book on my 'to read' list. I'm very interested in what you have to say (I doubt anything) about how the how the Dendrochronology of the period indicates a cooling climate or how plague (probably the same one that was the plague of Justinian and spread through trade w/Byzantine Spain/N Africa) MAY have been a key factor in reducing British numbers from the 540's onward, thus reversing the outcome of Mons Badonicus around half century earlier and causing immigration of some survivors to what became Brittany.
If it says nothing of this or anything like it, I will have my opinion confirmed; that you ignore entire relevant sources of information out of ignorance or arrogance and rather than learning or having the Christian humility to admit your ignorance, you just hurl insults.
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I mentioned her because she has a similar educational background as you. Unlike with you, we can have an intelligent arguement without her or I hurling insults.
As for my right, anyone has the right to question the knowledge, motives and attitude of another. To imply otherwise is unreasonable.
I asked politely about your education and if it covered certain subjects. How you see that being impolite honestly makes no sense. I asked you a question, because you have brushed aside and ignored questions when I responded and brought the conversation into areas which, based off what I've seen here and previously on Fiction Ally, you've shown ignorance of. Note, this not complete ignorance but it is ignorance of areas like religion which you claim expertise in. Based off what I've seen you define religion as Catholicism and perhaps a little from the other branches Christianity.
You responded to my question with a question, which I politely answered even though part of my answer covered why I dislike you.
Then asked you again, politely, to answer my question and added one other. Again, no answer.
You here and otherwise have behaved in a manner more like that of a spoiled child who isn't getting his way rather than someone whose opinion is worth listening to and being respected.
For that you owe me and everyone on this blog an appology. But then again, that is my opinion. It's up to Inverarity whether they wish to demand one from you or I.
I will at least avoid interacting with you, perhaps the only thing we both can agree on.
BtW-- I have put your book on my 'to read' list. I'm very interested in what you have to say (I doubt anything) about how the how the Dendrochronology of the period indicates a cooling climate or how plague (probably the same one that was the plague of Justinian and spread through trade w/Byzantine Spain/N Africa) MAY have been a key factor in reducing British numbers from the 540's onward, thus reversing the outcome of Mons Badonicus around half century earlier and causing immigration of some survivors to what became Brittany.
If it says nothing of this or anything like it, I will have my opinion confirmed; that you ignore entire relevant sources of information out of ignorance or arrogance and rather than learning or having the Christian humility to admit your ignorance, you just hurl insults.