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Falsifying original quotes to disqualify them: spiritual/PDF implications

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Susan Price30 said:does that mean you've actually checked or compared them against the original just every single quote he's dropped over the last couple of years writing about this stuff??

Look, this is a message board, not a federal court.

Susan Price30 said:but that's not the issue here because these are excerpts from the New Testament. It's super easy to verify and compare them against the original or a standard translation—except he keeps using quotes that he claims are from the New Testament when they aren't even real quotes at all. And then he uses those fake quotes as "ultimate proof" or arguments for his points.

This is a classic case of staying on topic. This belongs in the specific thread on the PDF, not here.
Go there! Present the originals as counter-arguments and debunk the out-of-context stuff. That's literally what the forum and the thread are for.

Smith already gave his ruling. He didn't see any reason for sanctions, so that's that. End of story. Move the discussion back to the PDF.

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