I think you are making some very unfair statements to Krocker.
He HAS tried to respond to what folks say, and I have seen no where that he has said anyone is insane. He is also not trying to convert anyone, and especially I am fairly certain he wouldnt do it violently…even if he could. That was unfair of you to say.
Unfair? A bit hyperbolic perhaps, but not unfair. His unresponsiveness is the point I’m most “annoyed” about.
If you don’t see that he’s trying to “convert” people to his essentially materialistic atheistic thinking then I’m afraid you’re just not being very perceptive as to what he actually writes.
His anger is palpable. Since all that we can fling at each other here are “photons” (or pixels) the very most he CAN be in the way of violence is “angry”. Anger is trying to use force to “force one’s way”, which is basically his trying to coerce us to change to suit him.
That, in this verbal realm, is attempted violent conversion. If you don’t see it that way, that’s fine, as I can’t very well get angry at you about not agreeing with you after what I’ve just said, now can I.
What is it, if I may ask that is unfindable that you are wishing him in his search of??
He wants external proof of something that has no external proof. That unfindable thing, if he continues to search for it, which I don’t really think he is by the way, will only produce frustration. But, since he’s not REALLY searching for that unfindable thing, because he actually DOES know it’s not findable, what he’s doing is trying to simply confuse and “throw off the opposition” by DEMANDING the impossible from potentially weak believers who then try to find meaningful materialistic “proofs” to his demands and merely look weak and silly (and foolish) in their attempts to do the impossible.
It’s a typical “baffle them with BS” routine that atheo-materialists use to make their enemies look foolish, because they (the atheo-materialists) are simply unequiped to converse in the subject area in question (religion).
In God’s Word lies the answer to everything,and that is what I thought this thread is about. Im really not trying to be ugly, and I have already asked forgiveness in here for getting a little…uh…overly zealous in my way of making a point, but Krocker is not the bad guy…well…no one is…bottom line…either the Word of God is the final authority in one’s life…or it isnt… and for me…it is.
Krocker’s not a bad guy for having his beliefs. He’s a bad guy for calling others “unreasonable”, “arrogant”, “blind believers”, “unthinking”, “buffons”, and “regurgitators”.
I personally understand where Krocker is coming from, and completely agree with him, other than on the issue that infallibility is an impossibility, on what he believes considering what his premises are.
But he can’t even see how it’s possible to HAVE our beliefs because he can’t accept our premises as even BEING premises.
Should he choose to actually respond to other’s comments such that we can have a mutual conversation about the reasonings behind beliefs, instead of simply his making assertions without support and discounting others opinions out of hand due to their “inherent religious ludicrousness”, perhaps we can have a good exchange of ideas?