Islamic Prayers at the Vatican

[Luke]

Originally Posted by shazeep

There was a man who owned a vineyard, and had two sons; which did his father's will? Your answer is completely correct in one sense, and irrelevant in the sense that matters.

You do understand that the two (possibly three) parables you are alluding to here have no bearing upon the topic.

[shazeep]

Originally Posted by Luke

You do understand that the two (possibly three) parables you are alluding to here have no bearing upon the topic.

Well, that, too, is your opinion. Yes, they were told in a different context, but that is irrelevant if the principle holds, wouldn't you say? They are--after all--parables, right?

[Luke]

Originally Posted by shazeep

Well, that, too, is your opinion. Yes, they were told in a different context, but that is irrelevant if the principle holds, wouldn't you say? They are--after all--parables, right?

You have state the same line over and over about a man having two sons or about a man haveing a vinyard but you never say how it applies at all. Please take some time and elaborate.