but it's okay. I don't need his permission or approval for my faith. Nor do I need him to believe as I do. IMO when you whollop people over the head with unprovables, people stop listening because they cannot be heard.

My faith does not believe in prostelization. If someone asks something I'll answer, but I will never say "you must" do x, y, or z to be accepted in the Universe. That is a highly personal choice.

What I find very confusing is that Scott at one time was posting Bible studies, and I at least made an effort to reply respectfully, even with questions.

He doesn't seem to have critical thinking skills when it comes to discourse on religion. You cannot keep saying, "I'm right and you're wrong" and expect any type of conversation. You stopped it before it even began. It's a waste of time.

Hope you are well and enjoying a nice upcoming weekend.