Newby
Does it get any better?
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There is a difference between not backing up your claims and trying to deliberately deceive someone. I think you're way too quick to call your opponents liars.
Maybe that would be true if she hadn't continued to say the same thing over and over several times after having been asked to back them up but did nothing. I don't see an honest mistake there, I see deliberate intensions.
I see someone who has a bias against Christian activism, and apparent hyprocrisy, not a liar.
And it's your perogative to give the benefit of the doubt, I choose not to in this case, as is my perogative.