Sheldon
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False, as is evidenced in those very responses that have pointedly not ignored, but specifically and conclusively addressed your assertion.False as cited in references which have chosen to ignore and not respond to.
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False, as is evidenced in those very responses that have pointedly not ignored, but specifically and conclusively addressed your assertion.False as cited in references which have chosen to ignore and not respond to.
It is a fact that many contemporary Christin apologists do argue that it is a stand alone argument to prove the existence of God as cited.
So your broad assertion is that a poor apologist like WLC, has made broad unevidenced assumptions, and tacked these onto the FIRST CAUSE argument (KCA), is therefore evidence that the FIRST CAUSE argument is a theistic one?The references demonstrated that contemporary Christian apologists like Craig present arguments that KCA argument is sufficient in and of itself to prove the existence of God, and you failed to respond specifically by simply using a broad brush response without substance.
I don't know how many times I have to say this (no disrespect to you)...but..
1. We have both empirical and philosophical evidence that physical reality began to exist.
2. Whatever caused physical reality to exist, could not itself be a product of physical reality.
Now, that is just elementary school logic..and circular reasoning should one decide to go that route.
So your broad assertion is that a poor apologist like WLC, has made broad unevidenced assumptions, and tacked these onto the FIRST CAUSE argument (KCA), is, therefore, evidence that the FIRST CAUSE argument is a theistic one?
False, as is evidenced in those very responses that have pointedly not ignored, but specifically and conclusively addressed your assertion.
Exactly so.False, as is evidenced in those very responses that have pointedly not ignored, but specifically and conclusively addressed your assertion.
Exactly so.
We both know that you are desperately trying to hide the fact that you have failed to meet your toh. But I am happy to watch you try to pretend otherwise. By all means continue.No response to the references provided.
Its. At T = 0. Not some "arbitrary time". Time can only start at the time that it starts.
I already explained how this is non-sensical.
Causality requires space time to exist.
"a cause of time" requires events with temporal context to happen before time exists.
Which means causality goes out the window.
What makes no sense is to try and say that there was another option for time to being then at the start of time.
Time began at T = 0. The ide of having other options is just bizar.
Why were you born at age 0? And not at age -5 or 15?
Your age at the time of your birth is not arbitrary. It's 0.
When you ask "at what time" the universe started, you are essentially asking about the age of time.
T = 0, the start of time, is the reference point. And the only option.
You seem to not be aware of the problem with talking about temporal events in an environment where temporality does not exist....
"Nature", like "cosmos", encompasses everything that 'is' and is not necessarily restricted to this space-time bubble.
You fail since your "explanations" are invested with fallacies and unsupported premises. Like in this very quote, where you simply "declare" without evidence that the space-time continuum is an "effect".
What is your evidence of this?
To me, it's a non-sensical statement.
Because an effect has a cause that happened BEFORE the effect.
But the "effect" here, is time itself. So for that to have a cause, you need a "before time".
Again, it's so funny that you accuse me of trying to use "nature to create nature", while it's in fact YOU who's trying to use the physics of the universe, to try and explain the universe.
You yourself are guilty of the strawman you (incorrectly) accuse me off.
"sad" is an emotional state produced by the brain.
No, that is based on vast amounts of empirical evidence from neurology, psychiatry, etc.
I was trying to give constructive criticism to you. It seems a lot of people have made arguments against that particular claim of yours, but based on my conversation with you, it seems we have all misunderstood it.
All irrelevant.
You said "the pretending of the Church is not at tax payers expense".
The taxpayer loses vast sums due to the church not paying any tax on its vast wealth.
You were wrong.
But why wouldn't you want to disprove evolution? It would be a massive boost for god and religionists. And if you don't want the money, you could donate it to charity. I hear that the church is always looking for more money.
It's almost as if you are unable to disprove it.
I'm guessing you're from one of the Southern states?
We both know that you are desperately trying to hide the fact that you have failed to meet your toh. But I am happy to watch you try to pretend otherwise. By all means continue.
Mwah!
Your intentional ignorance of the sciences of evolution based on a religious agenda is glaringly apparent. 95%+ of all scientists in the fields related to evolution support the evolution of all life including humans
Dogs evolved from wolves and yes possibly will continue to evolve.
Yes, there is objectively verifiable evidence for the fossils and genetic evidence that there exist many intermediates between Avian reptiles and birds,
You already admitted that time began to exist...so what can give rise to temporal physical reality?
According to actual science?!?!?! ALL cosmologists and Physicists believe that our universe and all possible universes formed from preexisting matter and energy in the Quantum state, or our universe and all possible universes are cyclic in nature without a beginning nor end.
You need to cite references to support the bold above.
Quantum Mechanics