There will be no comments.  This is my last one on the subject.

A certain blogger seems to think that everything I say is Mormon Doctrine.

This is not so.

Some things I do not know about the doctrine of my church. Scratch that, many things. This is because I am nineteen, have a life, and simply don't have an answer for everything.  I know I can never win a Bible-bashing game, as fun as it may be.  You know the Bible better than I do, I'll admit that.

I chose to play devil's advocate with this certain crazy blogger, and she took it badly.  Oops.  I'm sorry my sarcasm didn't mean anything to you, ma'am.  And I thought I lived in a cave.  (Or rather, a cinderblock box, but I digress.)

This blogger denies everything I say without a second thought, but seems to think that whatever she quotes from her Bible is unrefutable fact.  Just because she doesn't believe in my scripture doesn't make them false.  They are flawless, written through the power of God.

You are not right just because you say you are right. Until you understand the motives behind my comments, you don't have the right to speak to me, bloggy.

The Bible is only fact as far as it is translated correctly.  And for anyone who is atheist, it's not valid even then. 

The Bible is the absolute worst example of scientific proof of anything we have been discussing recently, and though I believe in it, I was merely trying to show this blogger that the credibility of her arguments only extends to the belief of the people she is arguing with.

Stop trying to prove me wrong.  That is not the point.  I have my faith, you have yours, and since I'm right, I don't need to defend myself to you.  Neener neener.

Hame Hovit.