Apparently somebody didn't like my answer to the original version of this question. It was:
I forgot.... which verse in the Bible says "Thou shalt not hate cats"?
This is what is called a rhetorical question. It is a method of answering a question with a question. Should one follow through, one would find that there is no such admonition in the Bible, therefore, extrapolating, one finds that hating cats has nothing to do with being a Christian.
Whence cometh my question. Why would somebody have a disupute with my answer.
The reason given was "Not a question or answer" Obviously, it was both.
Sooo, what's the deal? Am I stupid and can't recognize questions and answers? Or is there somebody who doesn't understand rhetorical questions.
Anybody else.... Do you thing my answer inapprorpiate? Do you thing that it failed to address the question given?
I'm kind of at a loss.
2006-11-13
11:32:52
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Deirdre H
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It seems that some of you are not reading my post properly. My rhetorical question was posted as an ANSWER. Rhetorical questions ARE ANSWERS.
That's the whole point.
2006-11-13
11:53:56 ·
update #1