No… I asked you questions which you still haven’t answered.
I asked for examples of how you think differently and you gave none. I am not forming conclusion from this. I just continue to wait for answers… perhaps with a little frustration and impatience… but all that is easily dispensed with by answer the question.
I made no such claim. I simply asked you for examples of how you think differently. The point wasn’t to claim you had none but to hear what they were. But, without an answer to this question your claims for free thinking are empty words. You claim to care about logic and evidence. Shouldn’t I expect evidence for your claims about yourself?
If you ask me questions, I will answer them. The discussion goes nowhere so far because I asked questions and you do not answer them.
Shall I demonstrate with myself? I definitely think differently on a great many things. I come to many of the same conclusions as other Christians but often my reasons are completely different. Here are the reasons I believe. Here is why I like Christianity. So I am Trinitarian and not universalist, but I disagree with some of the common ideas of western Christianity like on atonement and ideas about God.