3rdAngel
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So if you do not believe in God and you are an Athiest how can you believe in the existence God?Yes, I did.
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So if you do not believe in God and you are an Athiest how can you believe in the existence God?Yes, I did.
No, as I pointed out you are not reasoning rationally. In fact I can name the logical fallacy that you are making:I am following a the conversation very well. Seems you are not though.
I don't believe in the existence of a god or gods.So if you do not believe in God and you are an Athiest how can you believe in the existence God?
No, as I pointed out you are not reasoning rationally. In fact I can name the logical fallacy that you are making:
Hasty Generalization
ZZzz yep and this is different to you saying that you do not believe in God earlier how?I don't believe in the existence of a god or gods.
Yea not really. As I only posted you and what you said.Plus you are making a black and white fallacy.
I know. And that is why I added the fact that you are also clearly making a Black and White fallacy. It may have been a hasty generalization that led you to your black and white fallacy:I do not think this explains our conversation at all to be honest.
It is more accurate since it is a bit more inclusive.ZZzz yep and this is different to you saying that you do not believe in God earlier how?
I know. And that is why I added the fact that you are also clearly making a Black and White fallacy. It may have been a hasty generalization that led you to your black and white fallacy:
The "Either/Or" or "Black-and-White" Fallacy - Mr. Spagnolo's Neighborhood
You may not understand what a black and white fallacy is.Yea not really. As I only posted you and what you said.
Sure but it was you that said you did not believe in God not me.It is more accurate since it is a bit more inclusive.
Yes, but probably due to prejudice you did not understand what I said.Once again not really. As I only posted you and what you said.
All I see is you trying to deny what you wrote and clutching at straws to be honest.You may not understand what a black and white fallacy is.
Right I do not believe in God. Or god. Do you believe in Allah? I don't. Is there a burden of proof upon you to prove that Allah does not exist? You might get this right.Sure but it was you that said you did not believe in God not me.
Sure I understood what you said. You said you do not believe in God. They were your words. If you mean't something else you should have said so.Yes, but probably due to prejudice you did not understand what I said.
No, I have never been contradictory. Read up on the black and white fallacy.All I see is you trying to deny what you wrote and clutching at straws to be honest.
The meaning is clear. You insist on misinterpreting them.Sure I understood what you said. You said you do not believe in God. They were your words. If you mean't something else you should have said so.
There is no burden on me to prove anything. I am not the one saying there is no God and coming to a religious forum with no proof for my claims.Right I do not believe in God. Or god. Do you believe in Allah? I don't. Is there a burden of proof upon you to prove that Allah does not exist? You might get this right.
Sure you have. You said you do not believe in God. They are your words not mine. Now your trying to change your definition after the fact.No, I have never been contradictory. Read up on the black and white fallacy.