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Anonymous Posted 8 years ago
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Does not exist

Hi Dears,
What is the meaning of this sentence:

"God does not exist, and Jesus is his son."
It is rational and logical that God does not exist, so Jesus does not exist.
Am I wrong?

Obviously, I'm talking about linguistic case.

How about the structure if that?

Thanks.

  

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" anonymous Am I wrong? My father does not exist (today). He died some years ago.

— AlpheccaStars

  • " anonymous Am I wrong?
  • My father does not exist (today).
  • He died some years ago.
  • My father does not exist, and I am his daughter.
  • anonymous Obviously, I'm talking about linguistic case.
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anonymousHi Dears,

Please do not address us as "dears."

anonymousAm I wrong?

My father does not exist (today). He died some years ago.

My father does not exist, and I am his daughter.

anonymousObviously, I'm talking about linguistic case.

I don't know what yo

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anonymousHi Dears,

That is not natural English.

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anonymousWhat is the meaning of this sentence:"*** does not exist, and Jesus is his son."

It means something similar to

The king is dead. Long live the king!

Or,

Always be sincere, even if you don't mean it.

Or,

If you fall and break your legs, don't come running to me.

CJ

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