SkepticThinker
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That is what goes on in debates and discussions where arguments are presented. People debate the validity of the arguments being made. Instead of being offended by it, just defend your argument instead.And why beholdest thou the mote that is in thy brother's eye, but considerest not the beam that is in thine own eye?
What gives you the right to assume the position of an arbiter of what constitutes a bad argument or a good argument. It seems clear to me that all of your arguments are good and any others are bad because they do not agree with yours.
Bad arguments often do that.Prejudice is just another word for bias, which all of us are to our own beliefs so you have said nothing untowards, other than I am committed to my beliefs.
As for "snark" it is slang for an attitude or expression of mocking irreverence and sarcasm. That is your opinion, which, in my opinion, bears no resemblance to reality, but you are entitled to that opinion as I am to mine.
Your opinion and your misjudgement again. You flatter yourself. You are not even a particularly hostile or aggressive atheist in comparison to many others that are here. please be assured that you are not a member of the elite group of aggressive non-believers who have a positive hatred for Christianity and what it stands for, although you do have the same fixation that all atheists have it right and all Christians have it wrong because you are more intellectually astute then we are when the exact opposite is true in that non-believers do not have the intellectual capacity to see God and all of His works. No, I have many other more suitable atheists to use as a broad brush for painting my beautiful painting of truth and honesty.
Neither do I, it is my opinion. You do not have to respond to it, in fact, you didn't address one point in my post that gave considerable weight to the existence of God, you just criticised my person instead of critiquing my opinions constructively.
It would not be compelling to you as you are obviously convinced that there is no God. It is only compelling to those who seek Him. It is so disconcerting to realise that you have cast your pearl before swine, however, there is a thread by me that has several thousand posts and many thousands of views, related to the topic, that people must have thought compelling enough to contribute so many posts on the subject. bad arguments do not usually do that. Would that be the case if your appraisal of me were true?
So the arguments for god are only compelling if one already believes in, or wants to believe in god? So they can't really be all that compelling then.
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