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Atheists believe in miracles more than believers

Eli G

Well-Known Member
Someone on my ignore list to tell the rest that they are with him, that they are going to have to settle for the emoticons they use to stimulate each other, because I left them in that hole for obvious reasons: I don't care what they have to say...

I especially find repulsive some people with a certain way of speaking... a normal person would know what I mean, and that's enough for me ... I don't need any emoticon to feel pleased. My real life is awesome. :cool:
 

Pogo

Well-Known Member
Someone on my ignore list to tell the rest that they are with him, that they are going to have to settle for the emoticons they use to stimulate each other, because I left them in that hole for obvious reasons: I don't care what they have to say...

I especially find repulsive some people with a certain way of speaking... a normal person would know what I mean, and that's enough for me ... I don't need any emoticon to feel pleased. My real life is awesome. :cool:
Is this your rather verbose way of claiming your ignorance to be blissful?
 

Dan From Smithville

The Flying Elvises, Utah Chapter
Staff member
Premium Member
Someone on my ignore list to tell the rest that they are with him, that they are going to have to settle for the emoticons they use to stimulate each other, because I left them in that hole for obvious reasons: I don't care what they have to say...

I especially find repulsive some people with a certain way of speaking... a normal person would know what I mean, and that's enough for me ... I don't need any emoticon to feel pleased. My real life is awesome. :cool:
What are your thoughts on passive aggression and its use as a debating technique? Do you think it is biblical?
 

Dan From Smithville

The Flying Elvises, Utah Chapter
Staff member
Premium Member
What do you think on the issue I opened this topic for? :)
Another baseless claim that has spent 20 pages being unsupported. Nothing that I find unusual considering.

If in fact you were responding to me. That you don't respond to anyone specifically just weakens it further in my view.
 

Dan From Smithville

The Flying Elvises, Utah Chapter
Staff member
Premium Member
The Guiness book of records is full of such absurdities and people who strive to achieve such dubious records as you apparently currently hold.
I have to admit that I have seen positions defended by seemingly passive aggressive approaches from a very similar basis, but the technique of claiming the superiority of position while actively evading contact with others that have evidence, reasonable questions or valid counter arguments is a unique approach at the scope and scale demonstrated.

Personally, I see the practice unavoidably announce itself as a sign of a weakness of position. Apparently, that is one of those things that not everyone can perceive as is claimed elsewhere.

Not so oddly, based on this, I haven't seen the evidence and reasoned arguments to support and explain the claims of the OP.

I wonder and suspect that is as good as it is going to get.
 

YoursTrue

Faith-confidence in what we hope for (Hebrews 11)
I even showed them in a comment that before it was discovered what a closed system is and that our planet is one, the Bible already said it, stating that certain elements such as water and air have stable quantities on our planet. ..

They argued stupidly over I don't know how many comments, as they usually do, until in the end they discovered that I was right when I said that the earth is a closed system... just as the Bible had said for thousands of years.

Do you think it's worth trying to reason with people who just want to argue for the simple pleasure of arguing?
God have mercy on them. :innocent:
I am seeing that to be true.
 

YoursTrue

Faith-confidence in what we hope for (Hebrews 11)
I have to admit that I have seen positions defended by seemingly passive aggressive approaches from a very similar basis, but the technique of claiming the superiority of position while actively evading contact with others that have evidence, reasonable questions or valid counter arguments is a unique approach at the scope and scale demonstrated.

Personally, I see the practice unavoidably announce itself as a sign of a weakness of position. Apparently, that is one of those things that not everyone can perceive as is claimed elsewhere.

Not so oddly, based on this, I haven't seen the evidence and reasoned arguments to support and explain the claims of the OP.

I wonder and suspect that is as good as it is going to get.
In contrast to those who will not support their beliefs as to why they believe in God and evolution, right? After all, why should they? :)
 

YoursTrue

Faith-confidence in what we hope for (Hebrews 11)
OOOH the no true Christian Fallacy. :eek:
what does that mean? And why would someone who claims to believe in God AND evolution at the same time keep his belief in God so hidden so no one can see why?
 

Dan From Smithville

The Flying Elvises, Utah Chapter
Staff member
Premium Member
How do you know that other humans are wrong?
As near as I can determine, the answer seems to be "they do not believe and behave as I do".

That seems to be the basis for declaring everyone that disagrees to be wrong without benefit of the need to demonstrate or provide explanation.

All I can say is that my questions don't get answered and my comments only receive responses from some sources that are consistent with that
 
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