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Originally Posted by Igzy
You presume your analysis in some way connects you with reality. What is your basis for believing that?
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You are the one that made an assertion about there being this implication of experience that we should be going after. I fail to see the directive to have "experiences of Christ" in the way that is being suggested. If it is my lack of reality, then you should be able to show me where I am missing the dots. Not liking the question does not make it unreal.
And having an analogy does not make it relevant. I fell for too many "it's like this" stories in the LCM. You need to make it real. The analogy does not make anything real. It provides a way to explain what is real. You still need to establish that it is real before the analogy is useful.
And so the question stands.