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To: JPX2011; daniel1212; metmom; Greetings_Puny_Humans; boatbums

Yes I noticed the selfishness too. However, he should be leaving this self proclaimed Jesuit Catholic college with a conviction of Christ, not the tools of denial. The young man entered as really agnostic or unconvinced or seeking. And what he found was the synagogue of Satan and not the Gospel of Jesus Christ.

Sure teach the stuff he learned but do so as Liberty University does it...as a means of developing apologetics in defense against the whiles of the devil and not embracing his equivocations.


59 posted on 03/23/2014 12:32:32 AM PDT by redleghunter (But let your word 'yes be 'yes,' and your 'no be 'no.' Anything more than this is from the evil one.)
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To: redleghunter; JPX2011
Yes I noticed the selfishness too.

A telltale sign of someone with a narcissistic disorder is their writing style is completely full of me, myself, and I. Developing narcissism is a defensive response to a serious mental disturbance. There is no cure for this developmental disorder. It is not a benign condition; the narcissist seeks to do serious damage to others throughout their remaining life. The best response to a narcissist is to keep them out of your life as much as possible.

"Both the idea of a higher being, and the many religions of the world, were founded by man to inspire hope and influence human behavior."

He recognizes religions have value, are a competitive advantage, one that he does not have. The narcissist response is to attack perceived advantages in others. He's on a mission now to destroy hope and goodness in others. In other words, he has chosen evil.

83 posted on 03/23/2014 6:40:12 AM PDT by Reeses
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