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Winner frubal.
The problem is that real has no objective referent. That same with winner. That is a subjective judgment.
The problem is that real has no objective referent. That same with winner. That is a subjective judgment.
And yet flood- belief is not childish.Oh Lord, these children, so childish!
When are these atheists and their bots going to learn that likes add or rest nothing to truth?
Well, that's your personal opinion, just as I shared my personal opinion by giving @F1fan a winner frubal.
And yet flood- belief is not childish.
When are you going to learn that unsupported claims are of no value?Oh Lord, these children, so childish!
When are these atheists and their bots going to learn that likes add or rest nothing to truth?
We click 'like' solely to annoy you personally, @Eli G . It is part of the secret atheist charter. Item number 8 after Order Pizza For Dinner and right before Arrange Bookshelf in Alphabetical Order. So you see...we have no choice.Oh Lord, these children, so childish!
When are these atheists and their bots going to learn that likes add or rest nothing to truth?
When are you going to learn that unsupported claims are of no value?
No, it's not. Your "close enough" rendering of my comment was already incorrect, which is why I didn't say it was correct, and you've changed my words further yet now with, "you cannot know what's happening with everyone everywhere."That is the claim you said was "close enough".
No, I did not. Plus, you've changed it again since then.I did paraphrase it and you agreed.
Incorrect again. Why don't you find the original claim to which you objected and quote it. Then put it next to your first attempt at paraphrasing it, and then your second. You'll probably be able to see the evolution, but even if not, others will.Your claim to know the nature of everyone's internal religious experiences without meeting each person or understanding what they're saying from their context. That is one of the most outrageous claims ever.
I don't have a problem. It's you that's in conflict with multiple participants in the thread now. It's you that's complaining. And you are not a sound thinker. Why would I take advice or criticism from you?The problem you seem to be having, is you do not understand how much evidence is needed to justify what you're claiming
You're going to need to quote that in full and link to it. I don't ask for advice here.You asked for advice on a public forum. You literally asked "What should I do if..."
This is an example of your lack of rigor in thought. You've conflated atheists and atheism. Atheism is not a moral system, but atheists are moral agents. Inherently.Atheists are inherently amoral. There is nothing moral about atheism.
Here's more fallacious thinking. Didn't you deny believing in spirits? Now you're a theist again? Not to worry. I didn't believe you.Anytime they demonize belief they're proving God exists.
Not your call. Your definition of a god might be of interest to you, but that would be about it.You don't know what a god is.
"God"? Do you mean the Abrahamic god? Ready to throw another conniption? That god has been ruled out.What you're observing is actually evidence of God.
"Their god"? "Annihilation of the self?" More bad thinking. Both of those posters are intelligent, decent, well-adjusted, confident people who, like me, will tell you that their lives are better outside of Abrahamic religion than within it. You do, however, and the imprint of theistic thought is apparent.What you don't understand and @F1fan and @Sgt. Pepper don't understand is, God is not the buddhist-god named "void". Their god is nothingness which leads to annihilation of the self.
Obvious? Submitting to a void? More bad thinking. Humanism sets the standard for human intellectual and moral excellence. Submitting to a god-belief cannotIt's obvious to anyone who knows what a god is, that non-belief is submitting to a void.
I know much about how you think and much about your disposition. I expect you to continue to make mistakes like the ones noted here. I expect you to transform ideas unwittingly and make false claims, and I expect you to commit the kinds of logical fallacies and fantastic claims you have here. Little else matters in the context of RF posting. I also expect you to become agitated intermittently, but that's of little import to others.You don't know me.
We click 'like' solely to annoy you personally, @Eli G . It is part of the secret atheist charter. Item number 8 after Order Pizza For Dinner and right before Arrange Bookshelf in Alphabetical Order. So you see...we have no choice.
When are you going to learn that unsupported claims are of no value?
Oh such big words, does that line of gibberish impress you? It might impress a four year old, but it remains to be an utterly meaningless load of gibberish just the same. Go ahead, explain it to me as if I am four years old, I would love to read that.LOL. You just admitted that you are unable to comprehend past a 4 year-old. And @F1fan agrees. Good for you both.
Your assertion, "it never gets more complicated" has been proven false. I asked you once, I don't think you responded.
How does an absolutely infinite god produce a reality which includes material muliplicity? Is it an easy concept? Something you would teach to a 4 year old? Do you have children? Do you know what a 4 year old is capable of? Do you know what you're talking about at all?
No, it's not. Your "close enough" rendering of my comment was already incorrect, which is why I didn't say it was correct, and you've changed my words further yet now with, "you cannot know what's happening with everyone everywhere."
You apparently have difficulty holding a concept in mind without it morphing into something different without you noticing, but you're not alone. Most theists can't hold the idea that atheists are people who reject god claims and convert it into atheists claiming that gods don't exist. You tell them the first and they "repeat" it back with the second. And, of course, one wouldn't be interested in the conclusions such people arrive at any more than the sums somebody who can't copy a number without changing it arrive at.
No, I did not. Plus, you've changed it again since then.
Incorrect again. Why don't you find the original claim to which you objected and quote it. Then put it next to your first attempt at paraphrasing it, and then your second. You'll probably be able to see the evolution, but even if not, others will.
Your argument is, "I know what's happening with everyone's spiritual experiences because I know myself."
Not exactly, but that's close enough.
I don't have a problem. It's you that's in conflict with multiple participants in the thread now. It's you that's complaining. And you are not a sound thinker. Why would I take advice or criticism from you?
You're going to need to quote that in full and link to it. I don't ask for advice here.
This is an example of your lack of rigor in thought. You've conflated atheists and atheism. Atheism is not a moral system, but atheists are moral agents. Inherently.
Here's more fallacious thinking. Didn't you deny believing in spirits? Now you're a theist again? Not to worry. I didn't believe you.
Not your call. Your definition of a god might be of interest to you, but that would be about it.
"God"? Do you mean the Abrahamic god? Ready to throw another conniption? That god has been ruled out.
"Their god"? "Annihilation of the self?" More bad thinking. Both of those posters are intelligent, decent, well-adjusted, confident people who, like me, will tell you that their lives are better outside of Abrahamic religion than within it. You do, however, and the imprint of theistic thought is apparent.
Not your call. Your definition of a god might be of interest to you, but that would be about it.
Obvlious? Submitting to a void? More bad thinking. Humanism sets the standard for human intellectual and moral excellence. Submitting to a god-belief cannot
I know much about how you think and much about your disposition.
I expect you to continue to make mistakes like the ones noted here.
I expect you to transform ideas unwittingly and make false claims, and I expect you to commit the kinds of logical fallacies and fantastic claims you have here. Little else matters in the context of RF posting. I also expect you to become agitated intermittently, but that's of little import to others.
I don't believe it's possible to reason with someone who responds with snide and antagonistic remarks rather than with reasonable counterarguments. If a person behaves this poorly online, I shudder to think what kind of person they are in real life. They must be insufferable. I wouldn't want to know them.
Oh such big words, does that line of gibberish impress you? It might impress a four year old, but it remains to be an utterly meaningless load of gibberish just the same. Go ahead, explain it to me as if I am four years old, I would love to read that.
It's a line of incoherent gibberish and that is why you can't explain it.As if you're four? I can't, nor would I try. That's the point. Your assertion: "A four year old knows all about invisible Gods and it never gets any more complex than what a four year old understands."
You said: "It never gets any more complex than what a four year old understands." So I gave you an idea about god which far exceeds what a 4 year old understands. In other words, you have yet again shown how shallow and ignorant your atheism is.
If you want the 4 year old version: "Don't worry, God always takes good care. Don't give up. No struggle is in vain."