The logical fallacy of atheism

[McBell]

Then I guess, as usual, we're done here.

I doubt it.
For some reason I suspect you have a bag full of bold empty claims you can not stand to leave undumped.

 

[Sonofason]

Sorry, not looking to get involved in this, but just wanted to note, I've changed my opinion about some stuff since coming here. Not the central 'Is there a God' question, but I have developed my opinion on various things, so change IS possible.

Well that's a good sign. Maybe there's a glimmer of hope for positive changes.

 

[Sonofason]

I doubt it.
For some reason I suspect you have a bag full of bold empty claims you can not stand to leave undumped.

Well, be patient. Perhaps when the time is right, I will reveal more bold empty claims that you will no doubt be incapable of refuting.

 

[McBell]

Well, be patient. Perhaps when the time is right, I will reveal more bold empty claims that you will no doubt be incapable of refuting.

You really should put your ego aside long enough to understand that I have no interest in doing your homework for you.
Bold empty claims need only the same effort to refute that was used to present.
None.

 

[Sonofason]

I did no such thing.

Your right. It was FunctionalAthiest who said that.

I've got to do a better job keeping track of who's doing the talking here. It's been a few times now that I've accused someone of saying things they didn't say because they're interjecting in a discussion I'm having with someone else. I don't fault you for interjecting. It's my mistake. Please accept my sincere apology.