Re: Questions for Kermit ...
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Originally Posted by
manker
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Originally Posted by Sam Harris
If God created the universe, what created God? To say that God is uncreated simply begs the question. Why can’t I say that the cosmos is uncreated?
You can't say it because you're qualifying your belief, that the universe is uncreated, with the statement that god is uncreated.
And, correct me if I'm wrong, Sam, but you don't believe in god :crazy:
:dabs:
he's not saying he believes owt. he's in the same argument i had with busy. basically telling some dude that that stupid argument doesn't strengthen the argument that there is a god
http://jewcy.com/dialogue/monday_why...gry_sam_harris
incase you care like ^^
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I think manker was attacking his sentence structure :dabs:
Re: Questions for Kermit ...
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Originally Posted by
Barbarossa
I think manker was attacking his sentence structure :dabs:
yeah, well he started a sentence with "and"
Re: Questions for Kermit ...
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Originally Posted by
Barbarossa
Which particular part of the universe leads you to believe that an intelligent creator was responsible for its creation?
Detroit, of course.
Re: Questions for Kermit ...
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Originally Posted by
GepperRankins
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Originally Posted by
Barbarossa
I think manker was attacking his sentence structure :dabs:
yeah, well he started a sentence with "and"
And you fell for it. Schoollboy error.
And also your man started a sentence with a conjunction.
And another thing, he used "this sentence" when he clearly meant "that sentence".
To be honest, for a two or three line quote it really was a poor effort.
Re: Questions for Kermit ...
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Originally Posted by
manker
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Originally Posted by
SnnY
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Whoa, major over-share! What I read of it was rather interesting, however.
Yeah, well, mostly I just silently lol at the board atheists and their silly antics, however, that morning I guess I couldn't sleep, so I must have decided all of that needed saying for some unfathomable reason.
My recollection of writing it is really fuzzy tho'. The next day I thought I'd dreamt it :dabs:
Either way, all arguments I've heard for atheism thus far have been pretty darned thin, especially so when contemplating infinity and probablity, as I wrote.
EDit: And where my grammar and spelling went in that post, I don't know :pinch:
Re: Questions for Kermit ...
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Originally Posted by
SnnY
Yeah, well, mostly I just silently lol at the board atheists and their silly antics, however, that morning I guess I couldn't sleep, so I must have decided all of that needed saying for some unfathomable reason.
My recollection of writing it is really fuzzy tho'. The next day I thought I'd dreamt it :dabs:
Either way, all arguments I've heard for atheism thus far have been pretty darned thin, especially so when contemplating infinity and probablity, as I wrote.
http://atheistdelusion.cf.huffingtonpost.com/
Re: Questions for Kermit ...
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Originally Posted by
vidcc
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Originally Posted by
SnnY
Yeah, well, mostly I just silently lol at the board atheists and their silly antics, however, that morning I guess I couldn't sleep, so I must have decided all of that needed saying for some unfathomable reason.
My recollection of writing it is really fuzzy tho'. The next day I thought I'd dreamt it :dabs:
Either way, all arguments I've heard for atheism thus far have been pretty darned thin, especially so when contemplating infinity and probablity, as I wrote.
http://atheistdelusion.cf.huffingtonpost.com/
:glag:
Re: Questions for Kermit ...
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Originally Posted by
vidcc
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Originally Posted by
SnnY
Yeah, well, mostly I just silently lol at the board atheists and their silly antics, however, that morning I guess I couldn't sleep, so I must have decided all of that needed saying for some unfathomable reason.
My recollection of writing it is really fuzzy tho'. The next day I thought I'd dreamt it :dabs:
Either way, all arguments I've heard for atheism thus far have been pretty darned thin, especially so when contemplating infinity and probablity, as I wrote.
http://atheistdelusion.cf.huffingtonpost.com/
Moronic.
Were you trying to say anything with that, or what? :unsure:
EDit: you do know I find your religion belief-system silly because I don't hold any beliefs wrt the metaphysical, and I find it stupid that you think you don't, right?
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my probability thing was basically an illustration to show why i don't believe in god. i'm not saying there's scalable odds on it.
i'm just saying the case for god is non-existent so there's no reason to believe in him. the case against god is constantly strengthening so there is reason not to believe in him.
there's never been a proven miracle. holy texts contain factual errors.
anyway, it shouldn't be my job to prove there is no god. it should be your job to prove there is