Your point is??? — god must be atheist
Where can you buy that motor? — EugeneW
That the new religion is science. By law you must learn that Book on school. — EugeneW
By the missionaries, and by the industrialists of the nineteenth century. — god must be atheist
That the new religion is science — EugeneW
I walked into the local dildo shop but they said come back next week, the shipment is late from China, due to Covid. — god must be atheist
That is only true from the perspective of a truly uneducated person. — god must be atheist
It's CONVINCING enough for you, but philosophically it's not proof. Proof on the philosophical level is universal. If it's proof for you, then it's not proof for everyone. Therefore it's not universal. Therefore it's not philosophical. So I would humbly like to ask you to not use the word proof when in conversation about philosophy unless you mean a philosophical proof. Thanks. — god must be atheist
A simple disproof of god follows:
1. If God exists then there should be no evil. — Agent Smith
Ik ben de penis van God voor wie er geen regels zijn.
— lll
De penis van God ejaculeert het heilig ejaculaat aan de bron van het universum, het heilig Erect. Het Heilig Erect is eeuwig. Het Heilig Ejaculaat periodiek. Wij zijn spermatozoen in het Heilig Ejaculaat — EugeneW
Some! Proof of free will? — Agent Smith
Well I went out to the bar tonight, "so to speak", long awaiting anything that resembled moderate discourse on your behalf (rather than the child's play you seem so eager to engage in).The only reason I mention the word "theist" is out of respect for the thread (which is about atheism). Plenty of non-religious practicing people still believe in God. Nice try though.
— chiknsld
A theist is simply a believer in god/s. It has nothing to do with practicing a religion. There was no 'nice try'.
If it is not immediately evident to you that there is something going on, whilst living and breathing in a gigantic universe...then it's a safe assumption that you will probably never believe in God.
— chiknsld
If it is not immediately evident to you that there is nothing going on, whilst living and breathing in a gigantic universe...then it's a safe assumption that you will probably always use god/s as an emotional crutch. You see, you are not presenting an argument, you are just using words to construct a rudimentary appeal to mystery and emotion. I can do it in reverse and it's no better.
You've got to be kidding me. Haughtily asking for proof of God in the guise of sincere and genuine civic duty? Vladimir Putin? Gays in Saudi Arabia? You're making a mockery of atheism.
Religion does not have a monopoly on psychopathy,
— chiknsld
I did not say religion has a monopoly on psychopathy. Although in some theocracies it does. I see you prefer deflection to argument.
Wouldn't it be so easy for you if everything was all natural? I mean, then you wouldn't even have to ask a theist why they believe in God right? Or for proof? But wait (here comes the justification)...
— chiknsld
Do you have evidence of anything that is not natural? I thought not...
Justification? One of many reasons for anti-theism perhaps.
Asking people why they believe in god/s? I know many of those reasons, having a priest as a close friend, having worked in palliative care services and working with people to prevent suicide has taught me enough about believer's reasons.
But still you avoid discussing yours and resort to deflections Ok I get it, it's hard if you have no good reasons.
And you know what? I don't care that people are theists (as long as they don't want to establish a theocracy) I'm just on a forum and when theists use words that sound like they know stuff when it's way more likely they don't, I sometimes enter the discussion. Arguing about god/s is no more useful than arguing about what the best Adam Sandler movies is.
Take care, it was fun. Maybe we can engage about some other stuff later. — Tom Storm
And if you agree (which you can't, seeing you have no education in science) that scientific teachings are not a matter of belief but a matter of knowledge based on evidence; — god must be atheist
Too simple, I think, for most. Consider this synoptic excerpt:A simple disproof of god follows:
1. If God exists then there should be no evil.
2. There is evil.
Ergo,
3. God doesn't exist [1, 2 MT]
(My thanks go out to @180 Proof) — Agent Smith
:smirk:i. Omnibenevolent AND omnipotent G
ii. G created the world and all of its creatures.
iii. All creatures suffer.
iv. Suffering is inconsistent with having been created by an omnibenevolent AND omnipotent G.
v. Suffering, ergo an omnibenevolent AND omnipotent G is not real (does not exist).
vi. Consequently, the possibilities are (a) omnibenevolent but not-omnipotent G or (b) omnipotent but not-omnibenevolent G or (c) neither omnibenevolent nor omnipotent G or (d) no G whatsoever.
vii. Corollary – vi. (a, b & c) G is not worthy of worship as "G" (re: "The Riddle of Epicurus"). — Summa Atheologicae of 180 Proof
There is an infinite amount of hope in the universe ... but not for us. — Franz Kafka
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