Skwim
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Back me up here guys (and gals and those of you somewhere between) what the guy is saying (See post #52) doesn't even make sense in English, correct?
@Skwim @Sapiens @LuisDantas @Rick O'Shez @Revoltingest
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Back me up here guys (and gals and those of you somewhere between) what the guy is saying (See post #52) doesn't even make sense in English, correct?
@Skwim @Sapiens @LuisDantas @Rick O'Shez @Revoltingest
And belief in a round world is indeed a belief held by atheists.No , I am taking in general about atheism beliefs.
So much to disagree with.Back me up here guys (and gals and those of you somewhere between) what the guy is saying (See post #52) doesn't even make sense in English, correct?
@Skwim @Sapiens @LuisDantas @Rick O'Shez @Revoltingest
Well, sure. There is no reason not to accept what was learned about biology.Sorry I meant evolution .
Evolution theory is what most atheists believe in, is not ?
They believe in natural selection and randomness .
Atheism by no means excludes religion itself, let alone legitimate interest in discussing it.Then you have your decision, why you discuss religion while you don't need it or even think about it,
is it kind of wasting your time.
YmirGF's transcription (thanks, pal! I feel your pain) made it clearer. To the extent that the provided English translation of the speech even has some meaning, it is the vaguest, most feeble of appeals for belief in the supernatural. And even that interpretation involves a lot of help in the form of wishful thinking.Which is wrong the cell world or clever?
You and me both, brother.I painstaking transcribed this drivel to make the point. I sure hope his talk makes far more sense in Arabic than it does in English.
So true. It barely has some obedience to grammar. Meaning is entirely off the table.His pathetic argument doesn't even hold in English.
That said, most scientists I've run into don't lose any sleep over what philosophers have to say. I can't even name too many people who overly care what philosophers have to say anymore. It's sort of a dying art-form. I may have missed the first bit, but after awhile I had to type it out just to grasp what this moron was trying to say. I can't say it was worth the effort.
Indeed. No wonder the formerly great Islamic World has been so lacking in inovation and discovery, if this sample is at all representative.(...)
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That's it. What a steaming pile of codswallop. It this is what some Muslims think are brilliant thinking, then Muslims and Islam is doomed.
Evolution is not even an atheistic belief.No , I am taking in general about atheism beliefs.
Back me up here guys (and gals and those of you somewhere between) what the guy is saying (See post #52) doesn't even make sense in English, correct?
It makes sense, you chose to be an atheist and you believed it to be the right way.
Are you sure 100% that your decision is the right choice?
Are you sure 100% that there's no God?
Are you sure 100% that there's no afterlife?
If you're 100% sure then yes, you aren't living in delusion but you're sure of what you're doing.
Not knowing how (or if) existence had an origin and giving it a name of "creator God" is a fact. I don't think it is an explanation or cause, just a name that attempts to make do for both.For who don't understand his points of course , it's does not make sense .
"Give it a name" is fact .
Indeed, FearGod, in my case it was a year or two after I had had visitations with Vishnu. You, and to be fair, most folks, cannot imagine what I saw in those massive eyes. I struggle with the limitations of language here, but you could say that those eyes beckoned me to go even further. Beyond God. I've never looked back.It makes sense, you chose to be an atheist and you believed it to be the right way.
100%Are you sure 100% that your decision is the right choice?
100%Are you sure 100% that there's no God?
I do believe in an afterlife, having been there, I can say it's nothing like you imagine. You will love it though.Are you sure 100% that there's no afterlife?
100%If you're 100% sure then yes, you aren't living in delusion but you're sure of what you're doing.
Well, if you think that a video is a substitute for an argument, here's your response to the video you posted:It's translated , Dr Adnan loaded interesting points , so I ask him to discuss that points .
Eyes can read text , or subtitle , I guess ?
Watching a video on my cell phone costs me money. I'm not going to do it without good reason.You have your decision without even watching the video, that's great
Atheism by no means excludes religion itself, let alone legitimate interest in discussing it.
You should not confuse belief in God with religion or its requisites. It is an oddity of Islam and a very few other beliefs that they presume belief in God to be necessary. It never was, and never will be.
YmirGF's transcription (thanks, pal! I feel your pain) made it clearer. To the extent that the provided English translation of the speech even has some meaning, it is the vaguest, most feeble of appeals for belief in the supernatural. And even that interpretation involves a lot of help in the form of wishful thinking.
Oh no, I hope your not one of those flat earth people, for god sake Noooooo.And belief in a round world is indeed a belief held by atheists.
Watching a video on my cell phone costs me money. I'm not going to do it without good reason.
... but now that I'm back at home on my WiFi, I watched the video and found a video of my own that responds to the points raised in the OP's video:
What do you think of the refutation? I trust that you won't make your decision without watching the video, will you?
Indeed, FearGod, in my case it was a year or two after I had had visitations with Vishnu. You, and to be fair, most folks, cannot imagine what I saw in those massive eyes. I struggle with the limitations of language here, but you could say that those eyes beckoned me to go even further. Beyond God. I've never looked back.
100%
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I do believe in an afterlife, having been there, I can say it's nothing like you imagine. You will love it though.
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...codswallop. It this is what some Muslims think are brilliant thinking, then Muslims and Islam is doomed.
As you're sure 100% that there's no God and there's no afterlife then what evidences you got that makes you 100% sure?
I am only 99% sure.
If one doesn't believe in God and decided to live his own life away of religion and away from God then why he needs to waste his
time discussing religion while he doesn't need religion, like someone discussing science while he hate science, then why the
interest to discuss science while not liking it.
Weren't you paying attention? I told you time and again that I can't. The text is entirely worthless and meaningless.You said that Dr. Adnan said "the world of cell" which you think of it as a big mistake of his and that's the only point that you offered for
discussion against his ideas, waiting if you can fetch for a serious one to discuss.
Dude, nonsense is nonsense. Can you make any sense of the English translation YmirGF generously transcribed above?(...)
You seem to have failed to grasp that god-belief is a strictly personal thing, not at all a logical matter.Which is a delusion, i may say I'm 99% sure that God exists, it goes either way.
Well, if you think that a video is a substitute for an argument, here's your response to the video you posted:
Do you have any objections to this refutation of the arguments from your video? Please be specific.
I didn't say there is no afterlife, FearGod. I said it is like nothing your can possibly imagine. A small, but important, difference. My evidence? I am!As you're sure 100% that there's no God and there's no afterlife then what evidences you got that makes you 100% sure?