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The problem of irrelevant comments explained
October 09th, 201112:46 PM ETIn my last article, "Commenting on the Tentative Apologist" I explained that I will be deleting two types of comments: those that are ad hominem attacks on my person and those that are non sequiturs. In this article I am going to explain further what a non sequitur is by using a recent example. In my article "Why Christians shouldn't seek a biblic...
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