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There's a similar example in the argument by emotive language (rejecting God = rejecting goodness and kindness). You're not rejecting it, maybe you have already read that pamphlet or something similar. It's also non sequitur . Not wanting to read a pamphlet doesn't mean you're rejecting what the pamphlet says and certainly doesn't mean you're rejecting Christ. Apart from the logical fallacies, the guy didn't respect your right to refuse to accept what he was trying to give you, and tried to manipulate you by making you feel bad for not complying with his will. So, I guess a justified response would be "Well, it sure sounds like you're trying to manipulate me, so fuck off!" |
answered on Monday, Jan 27, 2025 10:05:05 AM by Kostas Oikonomou | |
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