Moving goalposts is actually a logical fallacy that the atheists oh-so love.
I've literally never seen an atheist concede a single point even if the point they were making was utterly ignorant "There is no evidence of Jesus" and such.
Like I've been saying I'm not surprised at all.
I'm not sure these guys can even watch a movie without telling the audience that Neo isn't the one, its just Keanu Reaves in tight black leather and they're all stupid for playing along with such clearly false shenanigans as if they were the smartest (or dumbest, IMO) man in the room. Because the audience is past that and miles ahead. They know Neo isn't the one, they know its Keanu Reaves, but they follow the story anyway.
They're completely missing out on what religion represents by obsessing about who wrote what and if they saw it with their own eyes, etc.
Genesis to me is creation stories and thats how it was taught to me in 12 years of catholic school. Parts of the lineage in the old testament was how credibility was established in the past, some of the hyperbole about peoples ages "400 years old" and such is just that, hyperbole, IMO. Around Jesus' time something remarkable DID happen. The messages in the parables IS applicable to modern life (the human condition in particular) and I still do believe in God, so yup. Though I highly respect the fact that not all sects believe that and thats okay with me. Where as it seems to just reallly grind the gears of the atheists, they can't stand creationists and such.
Atheists are totally missing the point. Not the smartest man in the room, I assure you. I'm not saying its me because its not. Atheists aren't as clever as they think they are though. Like no one has ever questioned their faith before, like the atheists are on to some big epiphany, yea, right.
If you guys were so smart and you took Pascals wager which would you choose? You must really be 99.9% confident in something to which there is zero evidence on either side. That makes you smart? How? I think its dumb. You don't know and neither do I. I think that's a big difference between those who believe and those who don't. Having faith recognizes the fact that in your mortal life you will never know but choose to believe anyway. Where as Atheists have just as little information but choose to pretend that they know that answer, that god doesn't exist. Pretending you know something that you actually don't know is dangerous, IMO. So whenever I see an atheist talk, I know that they are just pretending to know, in their own little pretend beliefs that they share with each other. Er... sorry, lack of belief, whatever. Call it what you want.
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