Re: faith, and induction as an argument (a troll is a troll)

millerjamesc@xxxxxxx wrote:
> Gazelem wrote:
>
>>4. Be honest in asking: Are you open to accepting the response as true, or
>>have you decided the answer is false before a word is written?
>
>
> Does this mean apologists should be open to a critic's response as
> true?

Is there an implication that apologists are not open to new truth?

Craig, who equates a closed mind with an uncluttered desk

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