[TheRealThing]

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"Conspiracist fool" would be suggesting that it is foolish to always be touting conspiracy-type ideas. It is mistaken to apply that to a verse which, by plain implication and meaning, is suggestive of this: "Thou fool"... of reprobate mind, of such a low standing as to be outside of God's grace, a person of utter contempt. This is far from my meaning. Again, a petty literalism troubles you.

You called me a fool out of contempt. But had your post even a shred of accuracy, which of course it doesn't, being guilty of petty literalism would still be light years better than guilty of petty liberalism. Which BTW, will trouble you greatly one day. And for the record, your guile laced retreat and Scriptural distortions mean exactly nothing to me.

And as to your laughable interpretative distortions, which could not be more off base, the Scripture passage I actually understand and therefore quoted means the following. The emotion involved in being angry with one's brother, is the same experienced by the man who actually plunges a knife in another man's chest, murder. And although he may not actually commit factual murder, just being capable of such rage makes him equally judgment worthy in God's eyes. The emotion involved in being driven to call other people derogatory names, is equally judgment worthy to judging your neighbor. Thusly earning for one's self an even harsher level of non-negotiable judgment. The emotion involved in calling another a fool, is as in Satan's example the most serious breech of one's true created standing, and is born of overwhelming feelings of superiority and contempt, and will be used against that person at the judgment. Such emotions clearly establish the reality of his lost state beyond question, and are called out in this passage for all to see.

You ALWAYS resort to name calling because evidently, your DNC infused talking points don't translate to particularly effective debate skills, and in resorting to personal insult you're as predictable as the mail.