Huge whopping straw-man against presuppositionalism

Just noticed that someone linked to my post from last year on the problem of evil and cited one of my comments as part of a huge whopping straw-man argument against presuppositionalism/Christianity. (Looking back on that "problem of evil" post, I regret that I didn't get to respond to the last few comments.)

I wonder how he can write, from one sentence to the next, about Christians having both a "subjective (whim-based) [system of] morality" and a system of morality based on uthinkingly following commandments given by God. Or how he can write that "the Christian view is that man is intellectually impotent" while simultaneously acknowledging that Christians believe that "part of being made in the image of God is the ability to reason."

How he derived that "intellectually impotent" line from his out-of-context citation from my comment is beyond me as well.

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