Segev Moran
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Not reallySo what you are saying is that the Deist is the most philosophical and non-confrontational of the group. Thanks!
A Theist, will argue an Atheist, Agnostic, Deist and Non-Theist.
An Agnostic will argue an Atheist, Agnostic, Deist and Non-Theist.
A Deist will argue a Theist, Agnostic, Non-Theist and Atheist.
An Atheist will argue Theist and a Non-theist.
I Think it is obvious why each will argue each, but I'll just explain the Atheistic POV.
I Have no ability to argue against an agnostic, as Agnosticism shares my view regarding Gods or a God etc.
I can however argue an agnostic about scientific matters, but it is not related to the question of me being an atheist or not.
As for a Deist, I Can't make (And no one can, really) any argument that can prove that there is no "God" that started everything and let it "grow wild". Also, The deistic claim is that a God is a passive force, thus there can never be any proof to its existence either, so it is not a relevant concept.
Paints a bit of a different picture