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Contact Information Guestbook: View or sign guestbook (18)	Biographical Information Birthdate: June 11, 1988 (26 years old)
Sapientia's Membership Status Registration Date: Jan 11, 2010 Usergroup: Sponsors Topics Submitted: 161 topics Total Posts: 8140 (5 per day) Replies Received: 5679 Shouts: 2411 Total Time Online: 209 days, 5 hours and 38 minutes	Submission History Most recent topics: Justified False Belief Guess Who Feigned Ignorance Things Like Apples Misguided Kantian Presuppositions Find all topics submitted by Sapientia Most recent posts: You're not? Perhaps you should take lessons from me. Clearly I'm an expert at it. I was aware that it wasn't unenlightened, since he wasn't logged in at the time. It wasn't directed at him. And fuck off with your petty down-votes. The issue is not that what you're saying is too complicated for me to comprehend; the issue is that what you're saying is false and absurd... But you know how. You yourself have done so, have you not? Do you expect me to believe otherwise, or that you had no idea how you did so? Through ... Find all posts posted by Sapientia Most recent shouts: Sapientia [Apr 20, 2014 - 1:25 PM]: You must be quite forgiving to love the man that carved your eye out. Although, it did happen a very long time ago. Sapientia [Apr 20, 2014 - 8:05 AM]: PossibleAaron, you were around when Sparticus was crucified? Sapientia [Apr 19, 2014 - 9:01 PM]: I wish that Jesus existed so that I could crucify him. Sapientia [Apr 18, 2014 - 7:48 AM]: Albert Camus, do you have any reason to believe otherwise? I don't see how the Trinity is illogical if it's analogous to a human with multiple personality disorder, as a brief reading of the Wikipedia article on the Trinity makes me think. The human would be each personality, but the personalities would each be distinct from each other. Where's the supposed fallacy? Oh, I see you created a topic in which you've linked to a video which is supposed to explain the problem. Sapientia [Apr 18, 2014 - 7:23 AM]: Thanks Paul. Tiff, modern theme, top-right. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 Next Last

Sapientia

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Birthdate: June 11, 1988 (26 years old)

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Registration Date: Jan 11, 2010

Usergroup: Sponsors

Topics Submitted: 161 topics

Total Posts: 8140 (5 per day)

Replies Received: 5679

Shouts: 2411

Total Time Online: 209 days, 5 hours and 38 minutes

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Sapientia [Apr 20, 2014 - 1:25 PM]: You must be quite forgiving to love the man that carved your eye out. Although, it did happen a very long time ago.
Sapientia [Apr 20, 2014 - 8:05 AM]: PossibleAaron, you were around when Sparticus was crucified?
Sapientia [Apr 19, 2014 - 9:01 PM]: I wish that Jesus existed so that I could crucify him.
Sapientia [Apr 18, 2014 - 7:48 AM]: Albert Camus, do you have any reason to believe otherwise? I don't see how the Trinity is illogical if it's analogous to a human with multiple personality disorder, as a brief reading of the Wikipedia article on the Trinity makes me think. The human would be each personality, but the personalities would each be distinct from each other. Where's the supposed fallacy? Oh, I see you created a topic in which you've linked to a video which is supposed to explain the problem.
Sapientia [Apr 18, 2014 - 7:23 AM]: Thanks Paul. Tiff, modern theme, top-right.

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