Oh my, I guess you have worked up the courage to take me off of "ignore". Congrats. :24:
Too scared to address the post, bug?
Oh my, I guess you have worked up the courage to take me off of "ignore". Congrats. :24:
Too scared to address the post, bug?
You mean the pot shot you call a post? Please... make a serious post of substance and I will be glad to address it.
Hehe ok, whatever you say, bug, you tell lies
Lies? and what lies would those be?
You claim you want honest debate, you don't debate honestly.
You claim you are prejudiced, you show your prejudice.
You lie.
These are your OPINIONS and not fact. How do I show prejudice?
Your posts act as evidence for these claims
Nah, not buying it. If atheists say they don't believe in God that is fine but there are atheists who do nothing but attack Christianity. If you claim that I hate atheists then I no more hate atheists that they hate Christians. So don't give me that prejudice crap. As GIA would say "reciprocity is fair play".
This attempt to wave off accusations of prejudice incriminates you, for instance.
Nah, it is straight forward. I have stated my position before: "I'm not prejudiced I think Atheism should not simply be tolerated but should be countered,criticized, and exposed by rational argument wherever its influence arises. What is wrong with that?" That is pretty clear and I don't think that makes me prejudiced.
The only thing that's wrong with it is its assumption one can counter, criticize, and expose non-claim. Tim's post illuminating the sheer number of gods most modern humans do not assume exist was valid. You could not refute it.
That sentence is your catch phrase, but you go beyond that position with prejudice when you claim atheists are less moral than theists without proof. BR has called you out on it numerous times. You cannot refute it.
hahaha! How am I supposed to refute a "non-claim" you just contradicted yourself big time! Therefore there is no prejudice!
I am not claiming Atheists are less moral than Theists. I am only claiming it can't really be proven.
I don't feel I've contradicted myself...Tim was raising an argument and you couldn't refute it.
You should be more clear about that, then, in the future.
I disagree. Tim was trying to create an argument via strawman that he could win.
How is that a straw man.
You believe that anyone that does not believe in the god you approve of should be countered, criticized, and exposed by rational argument?
So what about the hundreds of gods you do not think exist? Should you also be countered, criticized, and exposed by rational argument for not believing in those?
I just want you to explain to me where there is a difference?
How is it rational to pick a god from a list of hundreds and claim it's the right one?
It's not a straw man argument and here's why...
I do not believe in any of the gods I listed.
You do not believe in any of the gods I listed except 1.
So how different are we really?
We could sit here all week agreeing with each other why we don't believe any of those gods exist and how the myths came to be. The only sticking point would come to the last one... and there is as much proof that he exists as the rest of them. So how does your point of his existence become anymore valid than mine?
You want to call me out for not believing in the god of Abraham, then I should under the same logic be able to call you out for not believing in Ra, Athena, Zeus, etc... right?
And if you still have a problem with that, then it isn't atheism you have a problem with, it's that people don't believe in the god you do.
...I think Atheism should not simply be tolerated but should be countered,criticized, and exposed by rational argument wherever its influence arises.
Ok, let's try another approach here since I'm not getting anywhere.
You believe by your own admission, that Atheism should not simply be tolerated but should be countered,criticized, and exposed by rational argument wherever its influence arises....
Well, I do not believe in any deities. ie I am an Atheist.
So can you please counter, criticize and expose this?
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