I followed your link to Thrasymachus, and found something rather odd.
He says (talking about college stuff):
> Here’s a few snippets from the Leader’s guide: > "The reason why so many reject the Gospel is that the devil is at work > preventing people people from recognizing who Jesus is..." > One explanation is absent: that non-believers don’t believe because, after > some enquiry, they think it is false. This sort of considered rejection is > never mooted. The story, instead, is something like this: > "The evangelical tale – Epistemic Pathology: People do not disbelieve for > good reasons. Rather, the motivation for their disbelief can be located in > some defective belief-forming practice..."
So that is all totally weird. The college Christians have come right out at the top with their explanation: its the Divil, guv. And T then totally ignores that. Why?
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He says (talking about college stuff):
> Here’s a few snippets from the Leader’s guide:
> "The reason why so many reject the Gospel is that the devil is at work
> preventing people people from recognizing who Jesus is..."
> One explanation is absent: that non-believers don’t believe because, after
> some enquiry, they think it is false. This sort of considered rejection is
> never mooted. The story, instead, is something like this:
> "The evangelical tale – Epistemic Pathology: People do not disbelieve for
> good reasons. Rather, the motivation for their disbelief can be located in
> some defective belief-forming practice..."
So that is all totally weird. The college Christians have come right out at the top with their explanation: its the Divil, guv. And T then totally ignores that. Why?