A simple question...

SMSBear716

Evil Conservative

Spirituality

26 Aug 07

telerion

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28 Aug 07

Originally posted by Rajk999
Not really. Seen it already but I dont have much time to watch TV.

"Victory is mine!" is a common line from that show. It's said by the character of Stewie, pictured in my avatar to the left. It really wasn't meant to be a snub.

Rajk999

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28 Aug 07

Originally posted by telerion
"Victory is mine!" is a common line from that show. It's said by the character of Stewie, pictured in my avatar to the left. It really wasn't meant to be a snub.

Glad to hear that. 🙂

gaychessplayer

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29 Aug 07

God thrives on terrorism and fear. Being on one's deathbed is, I'm sure, quite a fearful experience. It isn't surprising that people often accept God when they are not in a rational state.

Akashic

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29 Aug 07

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Atheism is the belief that there is no God. This belief is equally dogmatic as the belief that there is a God, as neither stance is supported by empirical scientific evidence.

gaychessplayer

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29 Aug 07

Originally posted by Akashic
Atheism is the belief that there is no God. This belief is equally dogmatic as the belief that there is a God, as neither stance is supported by empirical scientific evidence.

I agree! I am a Christian not because I love God (which I don't most of the time), but because I am mentally ill and am afraid of going to Hell.

telerion

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30 Aug 07

Originally posted by Akashic
Atheism is the belief that there is no God. This belief is equally dogmatic as the belief that there is a God, as neither stance is supported by empirical scientific evidence.

Do us all a little favor and think on things a bit longer. I know you fashion yourself quite clever, but others have thought on this problem much longer and developed it much more.

Akashic

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30 Aug 07

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Originally posted by telerion
Do us all a little favor and think on things a bit longer. I know you fashion yourself quite clever, but others have thought on this problem much longer and developed it much more.

We would actually get somewhere if instead of using a simple ad hominem argument you replied with a logical response which proved your point.

GregM

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30 Aug 07

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Originally posted by Akashic
Instead of using a simple ad hominem argument you might want to try replying with a logical response which proves your point.

Ateapotism is the belief that there is not a small china teapot orbiting the sun somewhere in the asteroid belt. This belief is equally dogmatic as the belief that there is such a teapot, as neither stance is supported by empirical scientific evidence.

SwissGambit

Caninus Interruptus

2014.05.01

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30 Aug 07

Originally posted by Akashic
We would actually get somewhere if instead of using a simple ad hominem argument you replied with a logical response which proved your point.

For starters, neither atheists nor theists need be dogmatic about their belief.

telerion

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30 Aug 07

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Originally posted by Akashic
We would actually get somewhere if instead of using a simple ad hominem argument you replied with a logical response which proved your point.

I've traveled that road too many times. The rub is whether your statement "[w]e would get somewhere" is actually true. I've learned from experience that when posters make plainly foolish remarks like your previous one, the probability of "getting somewhere" is quite small. For now, I'll save for my energies for posts that I feel deserve my attention. I may come back to this though if it shows promise later of being fruitful.