XD40scinNC
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I try to avoid people with very little comprehension of reality, it makes me sad, and the fact they vote, and possibly raise(ed) children is scary.
Signs of the End of the Age & The Last Generation
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Ringo
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Your ignorance of Christianity is stunning, and you're are proud of your ignorance by posting it in such a manner.
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XD40scinNC
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You believe a guy was killed, stored for 3 days, rose from the dead, then floated off into the sky, right?
Hint ^^^^ this is a YES or NO question.
Ringo
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The only thing I hate is EVIL. I don't hate you, I hate the EVIL that possesses you.
Oldgrunt
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Conversely, do you celebrate Christmas and Easter? Most of those with whom I am familiar, religious or otherwise, do celebrate those holidays without making them contentious.
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Do you honestly believe this ignorant garbage? As an atheist I can tell you that what you've posted simply isn't true. I hold neither one of those things as a tenant, and I don't believe either one of those statements.
Ringo
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You're an atheist and you believe in God?
No. Are you?
I'm an atheist that doesn't believe that there is a god. However, I'm not an atheist that believes there isn't a god.
Oldgrunt
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Wouldn't that make you
Your statement is somewhat contradictory but there is an answer. Doesn't that make you an agnostic?
ag·nos·tic:
a person who believes that nothing is known or can be known of the existence or nature of God or of anything beyond material phenomena; a person who claims neither faith nor disbelief in God.
synonyms: skeptic, doubter, doubting Thomas, cynic; More
unbeliever, nonbeliever, rationalist;
"as far as I know, Stevens was an atheist, or at least an agnostic"
antonyms: believer, theist
Your statement is somewhat contradictory but there is an answer. Doesn't that make you an agnostic?
ag·nos·tic:
a person who believes that nothing is known or can be known of the existence or nature of God or of anything beyond material phenomena; a person who claims neither faith nor disbelief in God.
synonyms: skeptic, doubter, doubting Thomas, cynic; More
unbeliever, nonbeliever, rationalist;
"as far as I know, Stevens was an atheist, or at least an agnostic"
antonyms: believer, theist
The fact that I don't think we are capable of knowing whether or not a god exists makes me agnostic. The fact that I do not believe that a god exists makes me an atheist. I am both atheist and agnostic, but this discussion is about my atheism.
My statements are not contradictory in any way.
Oldgrunt
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Semantics?
NotTwoShure
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Firefighterchen
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There is no way of telling if God exists. You don't believe God exists, but you do accept you could be wrong because there is no way of telling if you're right?
Ringo
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No. Clarification and correction of the misrepresentation of my beliefs.
Re: Signs of the End of the Age & The Last Generation
It's not really about right or wrong. I simply don't have belief that there is a god, nor do I have belief that there isn't. I have to actually hold a belief about something in order to be wrong in that belief.
Look at it this way: Do you believe that my cat's name is Hank? Or, do you believe that my cat's name isn't Hank. Or, do you not believe either one of those things because you've seen no evidence regarding whether or not I have a cat that's named Hank?
You probably don't either one of those 2 things, because you've got no evidence to support either one. If that's the case, you aren't wrong about what the cat's name is because you haven't come to a conclusion either way.
It's not really about right or wrong. I simply don't have belief that there is a god, nor do I have belief that there isn't. I have to actually hold a belief about something in order to be wrong in that belief.
Look at it this way: Do you believe that my cat's name is Hank? Or, do you believe that my cat's name isn't Hank. Or, do you not believe either one of those things because you've seen no evidence regarding whether or not I have a cat that's named Hank?
You probably don't either one of those 2 things, because you've got no evidence to support either one. If that's the case, you aren't wrong about what the cat's name is because you haven't come to a conclusion either way.
SR9
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Just exactly who is on first?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kTcRRaXV-fg
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kTcRRaXV-fg
Are you asking me? What facts are you wanting me to give you?
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