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Yeah, but that doesn't mean you can't keep your elastic clothing untwisted.You do realize how forums work, right? It's not a private conversation.
D'oh!
They were there a while ago -- or was I just imagining them?
If babies are born with souls of awaiting angels, then they most certainly are not atheists.
And if babies are born with the inherent gift of magic, then they most certainly are not muggles.
a and anti prefixes only exist because Theists exist naturally.Yes. I agree.
The a- and anti- prefix would exist without theists existing.a and anti prefixes only exist because Theists exist naturally.
And humans are born naturally.
Regards
ArtieE said: ↑
a- and anti- are both prefixes. So they are both the same, namely prefixes.
a and anti prefixes only exist because Theists exist naturally.
And humans are born naturally.
Regards
So you think they're theists?If babies are born lacking all the things that they don't have or believe, that doesn't make them atheists.
They are neither. They lack opinion.So you think they're theists?
So you think they're theists?
No, of course not. You were apolitical.No, the label is not applicable.
As far as I recall, I was not a communist, either, when I was 3. That does not entail I was a capitalist.
No, of course not. You were apolitical.
Agnosticism is based on a positive claim, so babies aren't agnostic.And children tend to be a-metaphysical, as well. They do not have any clue of what we are talking about. Yet.
I don't think it makes a lot of sense saying "Kids lack belief in God, and are therefore atheists, or agnostics, or whatever". It is also counter-productive. Small kids think nobody can see them if they only hide their face.
Therefore, so-called default positions, are not necessarily reliable.
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- viole