I'm not offering them as evidence of anything except my beliefs.
i thought you were going to refute the argument of improbability
I'm not offering them as evidence of anything except my beliefs.
i thought you were going to refute the argument of improbability
Well you can't.I would like the courtesy of at least having the freedom to define my own beliefs.
the concept of a creator "god" is not fallacious in and of itself
evidence abounds if one cares to look
it is only when this conceived creator is arbitrarily removed from the chain of causality that questions should arise
You would seem to be an agnostic theist. Have you considered becoming an agnostic atheist?
That is an interesting concept; but does it not decree that delegation is not a part of the chain of causality?
The argument of improbability is also a concept. It rests on the belief that the argument is true.
That is an interesting concept; but does it not decree that delegation is not a part of the chain of causality?
I would like the courtesy of at least having the freedom to define my own beliefs.
listen
when you chose to say that a creator has designed life as it is, because it couldn't have been created on its own, you push the problem foward, you don't explain anything, you are left with the same question
I would like the courtesy of at least having the freedom to define my own beliefs.
according to me, there is no creator
you think you ever had the freedom?
it is your tradition that made that determination
cognitive dissonance exemplified
ja
that what we have here
Hi,
I'm redarmy11 and I'm a cowardly, fence-sitting agnostic. I is feeling left out.
Theists: show me the Light and the Way.
Atheists: convert me to the Dark Side.
Go.
P. S. You are all mad.