It always boils down to strong feelings.Evidence please?
To them, this is truth. And it should be
obvious to us ignorant reprobates who
lack their special spiritual insight.
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It always boils down to strong feelings.Evidence please?
" Unevidenced" = made up.No atheist says that.
Perhaps you lash out because you feel victimized
by our dismissal of your unevidenced sky fairies?
You believe that the theist's beliefs are all false. And yet you cannot possibly prove that belief to be true, even as you constantly insist that all theists must prove to you that what they believe to be true, is true. This is the atheist's internal "kangaroo court", and they absolutely LOVE it to the point of being addicted to it. They can demand the impossible from every theist they encounter while never having to face the same demands, themselves.You fundies get it totally wrong.
I don't have to defend what I don't believe.
It always boils down to strong feelings.
To them, this is truth. And it should be
obvious to us ignorant reprobates who
lack their special spiritual insight.
It's over your head.Evidence please?
You believe that the theist's beliefs are all false. And yet you cannot possibly prove that belief to be true, even as you constantly insist that all theists must prove to you that what they believe to be true, is true. This is the atheist's internal "kangaroo court", and they absolutely LOVE it to the point of being addicted to it. They can demand the impossible from every theist they encounter while never having to face the same demands, themselves.
It's over your head.
Strictly speaking, they're "not even wrong".You believe that the theist's beliefs are all false.
I don't prove anything to be "true".And yet you cannot possibly prove that belief to be true...
I don't insist that.....even as you constantly insist that all theists must prove to you that what they believe to be true, is true.
It seems that you really suffer from discussionsThey can demand the impossible from every theist they encounter while never having to face the same demands, themselves.
It's a Dunning Kruger thing with many fundies.Wow, really, you have no idea and are happy to keep it that way because it suits your ego
It is one thing to speak to what you believe. It is quite another, and quite wrong, to suppose you know anything about what another person believes. Especially when they tell you otherwise. I'm quite surpised you can't see how foolish that is.Of course they don't SAY it. Alcoholics never SAY they're alcoholics, either. Because they both need to believe in their own delusions.
Or perhaps you're lashing out because deep down you know what I'm saying is true. By always pushing that you don't believe you can avoid having to defend what you do believe. Because you know you can't defend it any more than the theist can.
I think there's a Feynman quote aboutEvidence please?
They consider themselves superior.Yes, im sure they get a real satisfaction from belief in belief.
I don't "believe in" any gods. And all the gods you mentioned are the same God, as experienced and understood differently by different cultures. But you aren't here to understand theism. You're just here to condemn it ... by whatever silly arguments you can devise.Why not other gods, eg, Zeus, Cthulhu, Lakshmi.
You fundies see that only your god, ie, God, can
be god.
In a way, you're like us heathens.
There are many gods you don't believe in.
You're almost an atheist.
Just one more god to give up.
As their chief apologist, & anti-atheist hereI don't "believe in" any gods.
You can't prove the non-existence of theAnd all the gods you mentioned are the same God, as experienced and understood differently by different cultures. But you aren't here to understand theism. You're just here to condemn it ... by whatever silly arguments you can devise.
People lie to themselves, and to us, all the time. Atheists tell us what they believe CONSTANTLY, even as they lie and claim they don't believe anything so they won't have to defend it. It's standard practice.It is one thing to speak to what you believe. It is quite another, and quite wrong, to suppose you know anything about what another person believes. Especially when they tell you otherwise. I'm quite surpised you can't see how foolish that is.
I have never claimed that anyone should believe in anything. In fact, I am constanty explaining why I think belief is a mistake. But you aren't here to listen, or to understand. You're only here to condemn the boogeyman you call "theism" by any means that comes into your head.As their chief apologist, & anti-atheist here
on RF, that's a tough claim to support.
You can't prove the non-existence of the
Easter Bunny or Santa Claus. So by your
rationalization, you should believe in them
too. They're "God", eh.
I'm continually astounded that grown up
humans can believe such fictional pablum.
Not in so many words.I have never claimed that anyone should believe in anything.
And that non-belief is heinous.In fact, I am constanty explaining why I think belief is a mistake.
Ironic.But you aren't here to listen, or to understand.
And you're here to attack the infidel.Your only here to condemn the boogeyman you call "theism" by any means that comes into your head.
It always boils down to strong feelings.
To them, this is truth. And it should be
obvious to us ignorant reprobates who
lack their special spiritual insight.
I object to the lie that atheists "don't believe". What they all believe is that every theist they have ever encountered was wrong in what they believed about God. And yet not a single one of these atheists could ever prove that this was so. Not one, ever. Even while they were all constantly insisting that every theist they meet must immediately prove to them that their belief in their gods is the truth.Not in so many words.
But fervent criticism of any who
don't believe says otherwise.
Once a person has started down the roadIt is one thing to speak to what you believe. It is quite another, and quite wrong, to suppose you know anything about what another person believes. Especially when they tell you otherwise. I'm quite surpised you can't see how foolish that is.