Cris Oh Cris,
I'll be the bigger one here and give this argument to you, but between me and you,
you said:
"The brain will rot when deprived of oxygen and nutrients. What hs an alleged soul to do with any of that?"
And you confirmed this notion by saying in another time:
"What role then does food and water and cell metabolism play then in your opinion? These explain the fuel source and the power supply mechanism. If you remove the fuel then you die, if you interfere with metabolism then you die. Presumably if a soul was the power source then we wouldn’t need food, water, or metabolism. This appears to prove that your claim that the soul is a power source is false."
Then you placed yourself in a circular argument when you said:
"Now then, it seems that the brain is the crucial part of us that makes us who we are. Incidentally, the brain also physically controls the body. "
So the brain is the most crucial part that makes us able of taking oxygen and food in, while food and oxygen are necessary to make the brain function. In my dictionary, this is a classic case of a circular argument, but I'll keep that between me and you as our little dirty secret that Cris the all mighty can make circular arguments and I'll announce you the winner of our little debate.
I'll be the bigger one here and give this argument to you, but between me and you,
you said:
"The brain will rot when deprived of oxygen and nutrients. What hs an alleged soul to do with any of that?"
And you confirmed this notion by saying in another time:
"What role then does food and water and cell metabolism play then in your opinion? These explain the fuel source and the power supply mechanism. If you remove the fuel then you die, if you interfere with metabolism then you die. Presumably if a soul was the power source then we wouldn’t need food, water, or metabolism. This appears to prove that your claim that the soul is a power source is false."
Then you placed yourself in a circular argument when you said:
"Now then, it seems that the brain is the crucial part of us that makes us who we are. Incidentally, the brain also physically controls the body. "
So the brain is the most crucial part that makes us able of taking oxygen and food in, while food and oxygen are necessary to make the brain function. In my dictionary, this is a classic case of a circular argument, but I'll keep that between me and you as our little dirty secret that Cris the all mighty can make circular arguments and I'll announce you the winner of our little debate.