Indubitably, my dear sideshowbob. Indubitably.I'm better looking too.
Indubitably, my dear sideshowbob. Indubitably.I'm better looking too.
It's not chnging the subject.It is simple question, but I'm at a loss as to why ur asking me something you already know the answer to. Plus I don't see how changing the subject in this way, is needed to answer my questions.
Jan.
It's not chnging the subject.
If you believe in God, then you're saying that God exists.
He also said that nothing can be imagined that doesn't exist. Therefore he also believes in Superman and the Easter Bunny.
Actually, you do.The only talk of existence or nonexistence came from Seatle.
I don't need argue God' existence to point out the futility of the so called thought experiment.
Jan.
Actually, you do.
You're claiming that God exists because you say that's the definition of God. That's circular rubbish.
Actually, you do.
You're claiming that God exists because you say that's the definition of God. That's circular rubbish.
Actually, you do.
You're claiming that God exists because you say that's the definition of God. That's circular rubbish.
What a load of nonsense.
Defining anything at all is not a prerequisite for believing in that thing.
You know that is true, so why carry it on?
jan
A load of nonsense.A load of nonsense.
You must need God to NOT exist real bad.
Jan.
A load of nonsense.
You must need God TO exist real bad.
Daecon.
A load of nonsense.
You must need God TO exist real bad.
Why is that?
is it possible to be moral and believe that god exist? why not just do thatNo.
Not doing bad things because you think a magical sky daddy is going to punish you if you do, is the sort of reasoning a two year old child has.
Actual moral people don't do bad things because they're bad things.
Some simple things can be known with certainty. Some math problems and simple logic. Everything else is subject to doubt. Some things are relatively certain beyond a reasonable doubt, like I'm reasonably certain our sun will still be there tomorrow. I'm always doubtful about experiences, especially ones that are purely mental. Even if I had a god experience (I did), I would be extremely skeptical about it unless I learned something specific that I could not have otherwise known or guessed at.
Jan Ardena said:I've made no claims that God' existence is a ''fact''
Yet this all sprung from Jan's comment:The only talk of existence or nonexistence came from Seatle.
I don't need to argue God' existence to point out the futility of the so called thought experiment.
He still thinks that this is not an implicit claim of God's existence.Jan Ardena" said:A world with no God, means no ability to imagine, and a world where imagination exists is a world with God.
Jan's been denying having claimed [that God exists] ever since he wrote that.
Either he is simply incapable of seeing the implicit claim within what he wrote, or he is being dishonest.
That, coupled with his inability to identify the circularity within his own arguments, says pretty much all you need to know about the last 4 or 5 pages of this thread.
i dont think any of them will take a bullet for meWhy don't you just believe in Santa Claus, the Easter Bunny, and the Tooth Fairy?