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Atheist Playbook Rule#? Use the ad hominem whenever possible.
Lol, and now you’ve earned the “Pot-meet-Kettle” award…
On a roll, o_mlly.
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On a roll, o_mlly.
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And, add to the list all these magical and imaginary “environmental changes”…that can do it all.
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You could certainly add to the list “heaven” and “hell”, if you’re taking additional applicants.o_mlly:
And, add to the list all these magical and imaginary “environmental changes”…that can do it all.
I can at least show you evidence for environmental change. Not so much for the above.
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Many people (“religious” and “non-religious”) live their lives using large amounts of intuition. Common sense and good judgment are valuable and not always related to sight and the physical.
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Fair and true. Pays to be a skeptic. In cash, usually.Hume:
Many people (“religious” and “non-religious”) live their lives using large amounts of intuition.
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No room for cell directed mutations? In any case these are adaptations that were built in.
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A mutation isn’t “built in”. That’s sort of critical to the concept.Hume:
No room for cell directed mutations? In any case these are adaptations that were built in.
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ROTFL - Arbitrary, Yes, they keep it that way or it is game over.
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You are denying cell directed mutations?
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We go where the evidence takes us. Species appear, they disappear. All in rocks dating half a billion years old to the present. If evolution isn’t true, then creation certainly didn’t last a mere 6 days.Hume:
ROTFL - Arbitrary, Yes, they keep it that way or it is game over.
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And, not only that, God has left the memory of himself inside of Man, that’s why man has always been searching for God throughout the ages.Hume:
Many people (“religious” and “non-religious”) live their lives using large amounts of intuition. Common sense and good judgment are valuable and not always related to sight and the physical.
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Did you look up St Paul yet?
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Man created religion because it was so intelligent that it needed something to explain the questions posed by greater self-awareness.stoplooklisten:
And, not only that, God left the memory of himself inside of Man, that’s why man has always been searching for God throughout the ages.Hume:
Many people (“religious” and “non-religious”) live their lives using large amounts of intuition. Common sense and good judgment are valuable and not always related to sight and the physical.
The religion itself didn’t matter. What was important was that everyone around shared it as to facilitate the function of the collective.
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Yes we do. And it is leading us away from evolution. Intelligent design is a better explanation.
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No offense, but why are you guys always on the losing end of the argument if yours is better?Hume:
Yes we do. And it is leading us away from evolution. Intelligent design is a better explanation.
Global conspiracy? The devil? The Royal Society of Britain?
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Huh? Your foundation has washed away and you don’t yet know it.
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Yes, yes. “Doom upon me and my cursed tribe” and what not…Hume:
Huh? Your foundation has washed away and you don’t yet know it.
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Figure St Paul out yet?
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That’s a contradiction, don’t atheist believe it’s stupid to believe in God ?
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Atheism doesn’t work like Catholicism. There’s no “Atheist-in-Chief” that declares what we have to believe. We’re merely united in a lack of belief in any of the gods of history.Hume:
That’s a contradiction, don’t atheist believe it’s stupid to believe in God ?
You agree with us too, 99% of the time. You’ve just made an exception for your god.
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