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It's not being ignored, so much as it's just not the topic of conversation.
Who here is following the OP?
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It's not being ignored, so much as it's just not the topic of conversation.
I don't think your point is being ignored. I just don't completely agree with it. No offense outhouse. I just see this differently.My only "real" point here. Is that the definition of implicit atheism is being ignored for no good reason.
I tend to follow academia here to a T using the wiki page to defend my position.
People that are not theist, are atheist. A person who does not believe in a deity is an atheist.
One does not have to reject theism, to not follow theism.
I just see this differently
1. Once again, I am legally blind, hence the large font for my use.
2. I have read ALL the posts in this entire thread and have seen that both sides are at fault. We actually had this debate about the use of name calling and ridicule in debate not that long ago, which I'm firmly against as a professor and person who likes the art of debate. I find it has no place in a civil discourse. I have seen those who were short with you and how short you have been over the last 10 or so pages of posts. I note that you more often insult without trying to defend your position.
3. As for me, sir, I have little to no ego and tend to be kind to almost all here. I'm a Buddhist by practice and try very hard to follow those credos. In real life, you would find me quiet, reposed and tending to think often and long before responding to queries. I was merely trying to point out that being civil here seems to be a hard thing to find. I apologize if you were offended by my post.
unfortunately that is the usual form of many atheists
So you are a professor, may I ask you of what? As a professor posting here among this lot...
They are people who presently do not know what and who they really are...and my posts are mostly pointing out their present error of mistaking their conceptualizations about reality for reality
I have been a member here since 2007...I've seen atheists like you come and go over the years.. I don't post much as you can note..and I don't waste time on materialistically blinded souls...shoo..Maybe they are just that way towards you. I have noticed you were very aggressive ever since you have been here to anyone who opposes your view.
Maybe if you substantiated your position with links and sources, you would or might find lest hostility.
Is the current definition "not theist?" Because that seems mighty close to a one sentence definition to me.We are not.
A few theist here do not want to grasp the current definition. We are debating against their personal opinion.
Lewis Carroll?What comes to mind when you hear the word "Jabberwocky?"
It's....you're .....scholars scholars everywhere, and not a one to find....where's Bunyip when you need him...Who do you think you are?
Your no one to judge others perception of reality. You only have a personal opinion which is not substantiated as the correct version of reality.
I am an atheist.Provide evidence that atheism exists.
I comprehend the difference fine.
Not the least bit interested in your double talk.I'm not worried about removing a "not," I understand what you're saying, friend. I don't view you as an atheist, I view you just as myself, a conscious human being.
I am aware that an individual cannot know what they individually do not know. Unconscious of conscious experience. That same individual cannot know something without internally experiencing that knowledge. Anything else is a "belief" and "belief" is inevitable. An individual can have all of the head knowledge they like, it's not really knowing unless experienced.
Lacking indicates absence.I would say that if their belief is "lacking", as long as it is still present, they would accurately be classified as a theist.
Is the current definition "not theist?"
Or... What the dictionary says.Atheist equals not theist.
Or... What the dictionary says.
Not the least bit interested in your double talk.
I have no need for a god, therefore I have no need for a gap to put him in.
Why refer to "god" as "him?"
Not the least bit interested in your double talk.
I have no need for a god, therefore I have no need for a gap to put him in.