human
Do you think, Mr. Jones, that Dr. Sharpe's views of the natural immortality of the soul and the future condition of the wicked are tenable by reason and Scripture?
gpt
There is neither reason nor Scripture in them, replied Mr. Jones, with dogmatic emphasis.
human
He is hemmed in by your 'orthodoxy.' He is narrow in his conceptions. He lacks breadth of thought. His logic is feeble. He is deficient in true exegesis of Scripture. He has not looked into nature to catch its unfettered inspirations. His arguments are as weak as an infant's.
gpt
But are you not forgetting the scholarship of the Doctor, underrating his powers, and losing sight of the general favour with which his work is received?
human
Forgetting his scholarship! replied Jones, with a dogmatic sneer;
gpt
Yes, but, Mr. Jones, all that is mere dogmatism on your part, and no argument,
human
You accuse me of dogmatism, do you? roared Mr. Jones,