[aMorePerfectUnion]

When you point out the fallacy of cherished beliefs and idols, two things happen quickly:

1. Excuses and false justifications come forth - eventually landing on invisible evidence - instead of an objective examination.

2. We learn how little understanding and regard exists for inspired Scripture.

[daniel1212]

When you point out the fallacy of cherished beliefs and idols, two things happen quickly:

1. Excuses and false justifications come forth

Yes, and since the Bible records men speaking to an animal and does nor forbid doing so with those in Heaven, then we may teach this practice as a doctrine.

2. We learn how little understanding and regard exists for inspired Scripture.

Like as the devil in Mt. 4, what Scripture actually teaches is not what such Caths are interested in, but only how things in it can be extrapolated to support their tradition.