Heyo
Veteran Member
If there are, I'd advise them not to put their believes in the shooting gallery of religious debates. I'd still debate you but in a much different way if it was on a psychology forum.
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I guess I don't see the point
- Thread starter We Never Know
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Have you ever considered you could be wrong with your assumptions?
Have you ever considered that they're posting in a debate forum and want to debate?
Have you ever considered there are non debate sections anyone can use?
Have you considered it's fine for people not to agree?
And the most important one... whinging about people debating on a debate forum is ridiculous!
We Never Know
No Slack
It's fine for people not to agree.
And the most important one... whining about what others say they think is ridiculous!
Oh the irony
Subduction Zone
Veteran Member
It depends upon what believes. Some beliefs amount to calling one's own God a liar. If a person has a terribly self refuting belief system and then worse yet tries to use that to justify bad behavior I will call them out for it. If they want to deny science, concepts that can be tested and confirmed or refuted, and they oppose them simply because their interpretation of their holy book disagrees with that I will try to explain how if a God exists that theirs cannot be the right version.
Let's take an extreme. There are Flat Earth believers that believe the Earth is flat because a very literal reading of the Bible describes the Earth as flat. In fact one has to use eisegesis to try to claim otherwise. Is it wrong to correct someone's Flat Earth believes when if one has a good quality cell phone one can show that the horizon drops in a jet airplane?
We Never Know
No Slack
Oh the irony
And irony is a two way street.
We Never Know
No Slack
How many real debates have you seen here, minus bias, opinion, projection and belief?
Secret Chief
Veteran Member
Fat head.
Arseless Monkey
Heyo
Veteran Member
Excellent debating skillz.
I'm sure people will take comfort in having your approval.
I need to go outside and complain about the water in the swimming pool is wet.
We Never Know
No Slack
Why ask question when you are just going to whine about my answers?
Secret Chief
Veteran Member
Honed by all the years on RF.
We Never Know
No Slack
Experience!
So apparently I don't have your permission to disagree with you. Noted.
We Never Know
No Slack
But you didn't disgree, which is all fine if you do.
You simply whined about my answer
I disagree
Ok now I have more time, I was preping and cooking tea.
I disagree with your summation of my post, I thought it was comedy gold considering I did in between top and tailing beans, and putting the chicken schnitzel in the air fryer.
In fact I disagree with the whole premise of the thread and have stated that fact several times but you have to yet acknowledge it's a debate forum.
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I think if someone is"seeking the Truth" they ought to be willing to test their faith/belief. They don't want to be having a belief that is wrong.
So, I am simply providing a service to them by, hopefully asking tough questions, that help them to weed out any untrue beliefs.
RestlessSoul
Well-Known Member
That’s perhaps because you appear genuinely interested in seeking the truth for yourself, and are respectful of others who see things differently than you. Those are rare qualities, especially in debates.
Few truths are absolute, btw. Everything we perceive to be true, depends upon a frame of reference unique to each observer.