Experiments on Unborn Children.

If God did exist, he certainly doesn't care whether unborn children die or not. He was perfectly willing to kill unborn children during the "great flood" -- children who had neither the chance nor ability to sin or not.

Originally posted by T1000
The use of "this kind of reasoning" suggests the query is regarding the general form of the construction and not the specific example of the construction (although that query perhaps exists for you as well). That being so, I'll venture in and lose my debates forum virginity *eek*

Aspects of Bayes's Theorem, non? Admittedly not an exact match, but for m ...[text shortened]... and evaluating my reactions to any number of issues that presented themselves in a given day.

Originally posted by AsianRose
If God did exist, he certainly doesn't care whether unborn children die or not. He was perfectly willing to kill unborn children during the "great flood" -- children who had neither the chance nor ability to sin or not.