[parsifal]

Well if you had a personal relationship with Santa, and could feel his power in life, maybe yes.

parsy.

[netmilsmom]

Parsy, you win!

[SeekAndFind]

Well if you had a personal relationship with Santa, and could feel his power in life, maybe yes.

So, a person's FEELINGS determine what is objectively true or not ?

What if we replaced the word -- SANTA above with Adolf Hitler ? Is the answer still maybe yes ?

[ActrFshr]

parsifal FTW! Seriously, just because you disagree with a fellow believer's viewpoints on specific issues (like where a watch comes from) doesn't mean their faith in their Creator and Savior is flawed. It also doesn't validate a bad idea. Personally I am confused by the prosperity gospel but I am not going to fight with a Christian who believes it. If C is belief a watch came from Christ, S is belief that a watch came from Santa, J is the power of Jesus, and T is the truth, The hypothetical situation of C ≠ T does not force the situation S = T The given reality that J = T and S ≠ T as well has no bearing on whether or not C = T or C ≠ T. Whether or not C = T is an answer I don't think I can find in the Bible myself and I don't think is worth arguing over.