Desert Snake
Veteran Member
No it isn't. You haven't refuted anything.Your argument is already refuted.
You aren't understanding the process of the argument in the first place.You're begging the question by using a premise that carries your conclusion.
Well, first off, without that word, my argument becomes a silly position of creation without saying creation, and creation, without creator.You're begging the question, and have shown that by refusing to try a synonym, or at least explain WHY that is the only word that would work.
Yes. Non/creation/ math does not exist in reality. Because you have nothing compare the mathematical unit or sequences to. That's why you don't/can't have a position unless you present a theory that explains that, or simply say everything just poofed into existence, etcA de facto math theory? Very well. Tell me my math theory, what is it, please, be detailed so I know what you're talking about.
You clearly don't understand the subject if you don't realize that you are presenting de facto math theories by stating that creationism is a false supposition/ well, the way you are saying it doesn't make as much sense as that, but close enough/. You are, because when you take creationism out of the equation, it propels the ''math'' into an /unknown/, as I already told you. That's great, but its a de facto math theory. I can't help you there, it's your problem, essentially, to figure out. You have to argue the presented position, and not try to change my argument.If your wording wasn't a supposition, you could defend it, or change it. You've shown, what. 5 times now that you'd rather evade the question, and make up lies (for example, that there's a math theory anywhere in my rebuttal)
I'm curious if you could toss a few more fallacies my way before refusing to support your argument gain though, lets go for 6 and call it a day.
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