For over fifteen years, I’ve been a prolific contributor to online theological and church-related discussions and debates. However, the robust nature of such debates is not for the faint-hearted.
For example, there is little room for the widespread modern tendency for reducing disputes to nothing more than a difference of opinion; especially when that tendency results in the well-known "peace at any price" mantra: “Let’s agree to disagree!”
Instead, when logical fallacies are committed, there is a good chance that someone will challenge them.
The moral case against slavery reparations
Last December, as reported by The Sunday Times, the Shadow Home Office Minister Katie Lam and 26 other MPs …