Dr. Zaus
Lifer
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No, there is no evidence for any gods..outside people's brains of course.
There is no evidence for anything... Outside of people's brains of course.
No, there is no evidence for any gods..outside people's brains of course.
This is the point that most seem to forget. Just because something has no evidence does not make it impossible. Logical inconsistencies can be found for specific premiseses but to think that the lack of empiric data proves the non-existence of a phenomena is incorrect.There is no evidence for anything... Outside of people's brains of course.
This is the point that most seem to forget. Just because something has no evidence does not make it impossible. Logical inconsistencies can be found for specific premiseses but to think that the lack of empiric data proves the non-existence of a phenomena is incorrect.
Currently an atheistic pantheist but willing to consider panenthiesm.
This.this thread title and poll don't sync up.
yes, i believe in God.
no, i'm not religious because i hate religion.
the poll implies that belief in a god = being religious. they're not mutually inclusive of each other.
religion is a crutch for the weak
Are you proud of that wall of words that I'm not even going to finish reading? I started to read and then saw you telling me what you judge as wrong again. Again, I don't know why you feel so self appointed to do that, nor do I give a flying shit.
Ass handed to me...If you say so....whatever. Go back and read the other thread. All it entailed was immature insults by you and I don't recall a response nor did I want one as it would be coming from you.
Go learn some common courtesy. Your responses are on the same level of a child not getting what he/she wants. Is your latest response part of the actual discussion going on?
Are you going to tell me that these threads don't cause the same concerns and consequences that drove politics/news and love/relationship threads to separate areas?
Let me sum it up this way: you have proven yourself a contributing troll and even if not fitting that definition to the letter you are acting like one rude and self righteous a-hole...that's my one and only insult to you.
Don't bother responding; I don't fucking want to hear it.
Why?agnostics suck
For not giving a shit you sure seem to whine like a little bitch about it a lot. I love you proving me exactly right though.
Let me sum it up to you: cry moar.
You even quote stupidly.
Why?
I am not religious, and do not believe in any kind of higher power. I acknowledge that the possibility exists that there could be such (either singular or multiple), but until there is any evidence whatsoever that such exists I'm not going to bother "believing" in it.
This is the point that most seem to forget. Just because something has no evidence does not make it impossible. Logical inconsistencies can be found for specific premiseses but to think that the lack of empiric data proves the non-existence of a phenomena is incorrect.
Currently an atheistic pantheist but willing to consider panenthiesm.
If you've got a billion people influenced by said bunny; people with empirical evidence of the social influence of said bunny... well it's in would be dishonest to deny the bunny's influence on society or dismiss who've been personally moved by said bunny.There is a giant, invisiable, purple bunny standing right behind you right now.
No, im serious, you can't prove its not there.
Pretty solid argument, right?
There is a giant, invisiable, purple bunny standing right behind you right now.
No, im serious, you can't prove its not there.
Pretty solid argument, right?
There are a billion people with empirical evidence of the social influence of Santa Claus. Hence, Santa Claus is probably real.If you've got a billion people influenced by said bunny; people with empirical evidence of the social influence of said bunny... well it's in would be dishonest to deny the bunny's influence on society or dismiss who've been personally moved by said bunny.
Pasta, bunny, hat... imagine what you will; but what you imagine changes your will.