MoonlightSonata
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Well actually I think the agnostics winComrade nathan said:In conclusion the Atheist win this round.
Well actually I think the agnostics winComrade nathan said:In conclusion the Atheist win this round.
ur blending two responses...firstly that first part was to argue ur_inner_child's last response...and then it was to further the claim...ur mixing up the context of the post.Comrade nathan said:So any group of people can come together create beliefs on the basis of love, then through giberish they can rationalize the existence of any hobgoblin they create.
Yet Atheist come together and try to destroy off all dogma, and hardcore Theist want even acknowledge it., and run back to their emotions.
Yours thoughts and emotions arent enough to prove the existence of fairy tales.
indeed mate, they aren't, but then again, athiesm is not without faith either... u cant deny that. why then do u look up to someone? its innate, and u cant ignore it... whether u believe in god, aliens, statues or whatever u look up to sumthing. even athiests do... why do u idolise certain people? why is it that u look up to others? it IS subjective. but the need to attach to something is undeniable. the concept that god exists isnt as far-fetched as u make it out to seem.Comrade nathan said:Yours thoughts and emotions arent enough to prove the existence of fairy tales.
I believe in God, I know God exists, because I have been healed of incurable sicknesses (as have many other people I know). I know that God exists because I have seen miracles.MoonlightSonata said:Once again, no one has actually put forward any reasons for believing in God.
All I've heard is, "oh it's a belief. You can't criticise someone's beliefs."
But this is plainly and painfully false - if you believe 2 + 2 = 5, you are wrong. If you believe a square has 3 sides, you are wrong. If you believe humans can jump 100 feet into the air unaided, you are wrong.
To say belief's can't be criticised is absolutely absurd. "I believe in that torturing babies for fun is right! You can't criticise my beliefs though, they're beliefs!"
I apologise, I said it in a rude way cuz of that iamsickofyear12...sub said:who was that to??? and where is the relevance...all it showed was that truth is subjective...and able to be witheld. also, it may be considered beneficial to do so, but then again, who are we to hold the truth back? i still do not see the correlation between that and religion?? how?
dude...thats why they are termed "miracles"...that last one was a stupid post...but the rest before that sounded good...Not-That-Bright said:if it is an INCURABLE sickness then it CANNOT BE CURED.
by definition.. an incurable sickness cannot be cured, even by an 'omnipotent' god.
What miracles have you seen? people sick getting better? how is that a miracle? I get sick.. i take medicine i get better...
No you havent. Your either lying or it can be explained.I believe in God, I know God exists, because I have been healed of incurable sicknesses (as have many other people I know). I know that God exists because I have seen miracles.
As an agnostic, my non-beliefs are based on reason and logic (or your lack-there-of). Your beliefs are not founded on reason and logic, and are therefore not justifiable.waterfowl said:I believe in God, I know God exists, because I have been healed of incurable sicknesses (as have many other people I know). I know that God exists because I have seen miracles.
If you don't want to believe in God thats fine, but I do so just accept that. Just in the same way you can't be swayed to know God, I can't be swayed to not know him.
Yes it can be explained...God healed me.Comrade nathan said:No you havent. Your either lying or it can be explained.
MoonlightSonata said:As an agnostic, my non-beliefs are based on reason and logic (or your lack-there-of). Your beliefs are not founded on reason and logic, and are therefore not justifiable.
No offense, and it's great that you're healed and all, but this is your argument:
1. I was cured of sickness
2. So were lots of people I know
3. Therefore God exists
With the suppressed premises added, it now looks like this:
1. I was cured of sickness
2. So were lots of people I know
3. I can't explain this phenomenon
4. Therefore God caused me to be healed
C. Therefore God exists
I don't think you can make the enormous leap of logic to jump to premise 4. So I propose that this argument is invalid.
Thats the point, God is the God of the impossible.Not-That-Bright said:what? because you're claiming that 'incurable' sicknesses can be cured?
that's like saying a circle is square.
Its not subjective. I look up to other people because what they contribute is vaulable. They are also real, and they try to destroy reactionary systems and philosophies.indeed mate, they aren't, but then again, athiesm is not without faith either... u cant deny that. why then do u look up to someone? its innate, and u cant ignore it... whether u believe in god, aliens, statues or whatever u look up to sumthing. even athiests do... why do u idolise certain people? why is it that u look up to others? it IS subjective. but the need to attach to something is undeniable. the concept that god exists isnt as far-fetched as u make it out to seem.
I am a highly creative person, I hate maths, etc. It's nothing to do with what kind of person you are. The only way you can know something is through REASON.waterfowl said:Obviously you are very influenced by logic. I am a creative person, logic doesn't matter as much to me as it obviously does to you.
I have faith.
Actually it can be disprove, just like God.MoonlightSonata said:I am a highly creative person, I hate maths, etc. It's nothing to do with what kind of person you are. The only way you can know something is through REASON.
"Faith: Belief without evidence in what is told by one who speaks without knowledge, of things without parallel."
According to you, if I proposed that pigs fly around and kidnap people to sell to a bunch of cloud gods living in alternate reality, I cannot be disproved.
What i got from this is.. u are not influenced by logic, therefor we cannot debate you with logic and we have as good a chance throwing other 'creative' ideas at you as to how the universe was created etc.MoonlightSonata said:I am a highly creative person, I hate maths, etc. It's nothing to do with what kind of person you are. The only way you can know something is through REASON.
"Faith: Belief without evidence in what is told by one who speaks without knowledge, of things without parallel."
According to you, if I proposed that pigs fly around and kidnap people to sell to a bunch of cloud gods living in alternate reality, I cannot be disproved.