(From this photo album)

2007.06.24 Sun - King of the hill, but still foot of the mountain

There's something I've learned in observation, but don't want to learn as practice. If you want to discredit someone's position or argument, just think of the worst possible interpretation of their words. This doesn't mean pointing out the actual weakness of an argument, but rather a matter of shading and interpretation that you probably know they didn't mean, but makes them sound wrong/look bad anyway.

This pic is from a discussion between evangelicals and Latter-day Saints @ BYU during a trip I took with all undergrad Biola students in April 2007.

(From this photo album)

2007.06.24 Sun - King of the hill, but still foot of the mountain

There's something I've learned in observation, but don't want to learn as practice. If you want to discredit someone's position or argument, just think of the worst possible interpretation of their words. This doesn't mean pointing out the actual weakness of an argument, but rather a matter of shading and interpretation that you probably know they didn't mean, but makes them sound wrong/look bad anyway.

This pic is from a discussion between evangelicals and Latter-day Saints @ BYU during a trip I took with all undergrad Biola students in April 2007.