[Apologetics] My "fan" club

[Stephen Korsman]

Hi

http://www.theotokos.co.za/blog/post/index/387/Dr-Francis-Beckwith-comes-home

Could you look at the comments section, and say if you think I've done the wrong thing?

Thanks for the moral support over at his blog ... 

It's not often someone sets up a blog like this.  It's a bit more than I was prepared for.

He has deleted my comment on his blog commenting on his change, where I quoted the original statement mentioning me, and the revised version, so that the original statement isn't visible, and inserted the remainder of my comment later on.  http://stephenkorsmanreviewed.blogspot.com/2007/06/deliver-us-from-evil.html

I have a screen capture and a saved version of the original blog post.

And he's said that I don't allow comments on my blog, and also that I said that I am unable to answer his questions.  Both untrue.  http://reinventingsdawheel.blogspot.com/2007/01/sabbath-musings-pt1.html

So far he's refused to link to my blog from his blog, which is about me and my blog.

Do I answer according to his rules, or just provide an answer?  If I provide an answer, it'll help other readers, but he'll have a field day.  I can always add a bit about how his questions are loaded and unfair, etc.  I think that's the way I'll go.  It looks like he'll be after me for some time, so I want to make my first attempt as strong as possible, because I don't have the time to chase him around the internet explaining myself each time he proposes a new challenge.  I want my first one to be lasting.

Thanks,
Stephen
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  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: Stuart D. Gathman 
  To: Stephen Korsman 
  Cc: Apologetics Group 
  Sent: Monday, June 25, 2007 11:49 PM
  Subject: Re: [Apologetics] My "fan" club


  On Mon, 25 Jun 2007, Stephen Korsman wrote:

  > I suspect that they do allow historical evidence, but only that that serves
  > their belief system.  Anything else, as you say, is tainted by the evil

  Working out their belief system:

  In their view, apparently all (or almost all) of Christianity went "off the
  rails" shortly after the new testament documents - on or before the 
  destruction of Jerusalem.  Do they believe that a "remnant" remained
  faithful those thousands of years?  Or is it like Mormanism where God sent
  their prophet to restore true faith to the earth after it had disappeared?

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