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    Petition Against God

    Ok, so do you all agree that the belief in God is irrational? If not, I will continue with my argument. We established that something must be described in order to have a rational belief in it. If you still want to argue that, just say so. I will quote myself again.
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    Petition Against God

    hehe flying would be cool. But, superpowers would convert me. It's not the other way around. Just cuz ur christian, doesn't mean you get them. Sorry :(
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    Petition Against God

    So you don't believe God exists Linwood?
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    Petition Against God

    this explains the poll
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    Petition Against God

    Mr. Guy, i did address every one of your queries. Which did I not address?
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    Petition Against God

    Ok, we're at the point where you are trying to describe God.
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    Petition Against God

    I am, but you keep arguing with my premises, so i have to defend them; again and again and again. If we can move on to the next part of my argument, which is why you cannot describe God, then that would be great.
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    Petition Against God

    Seriously, what did you just try to tell me?
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    Petition Against God

    All I've argued for is that something must be described in order to have a rational belief in it. All i've used is a hypothetical situation, which can be used in arguments.
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    Petition Against God

    From the beginning, I said i would tear down the rational belief in God
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    Petition Against God

    Ok, so you agree that something must be described in order to have a rational belief in it?
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    Petition Against God

    I'm going away for a few minutes, I'm hungry. I'll be back.
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    Petition Against God

    I am saying you must have a description of something in order to have a RATIONAL belief in it
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    Petition Against God

    If you go up to a man who has never heard of God and say, "I believe in God and so you should so you don't go to hell," and he says, "What's God?" What do you tell him? Do you tell him that you don't have to describe to that man what or who God is? He must be described, or we don't know what...
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    Petition Against God

    Do you see why something must be described in order to have a rational belief in it? This is my question right now. If you are confused, then read about the urpals again.
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    Petition Against God

    Look, will you please not go off on a tangent? that's not where I am in my argument. If you can't keep with me on a logical level, then I shouldn't even be talking to you. We are at the point where I told you why something must be described to have any rational belief in it. If we don't...
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    Petition Against God

    Great, finally, you agree that something must be described in order to believe in it, yes?
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    Petition Against God

    Unie is another word for something that is undescribed. I meant to use urpal for consistency sake, but unie means the same thing, something that is undescribed.
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    Petition Against God

    I told you why something must be described to have any rational belief in it. If we don't know what an urpal is, then to say, "I believe in urpals, is just a meaningless sound." Without any descripription of an unie, proof of it's existence is incoherent.This applies to God as well.
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    Petition Against God

    And it seems he left. To go on with this argument would be to go on to admit irrationality of the belief in a God. Anybody else want to pick up where he left off, be my guest.
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