Who gets into heaven

[gmark77]

Likewise, I obviously can't rule out non-material reality.

The atheist is required to prove the negative every single time.

But the believer need prove nothing. IF you don't believe as they do you are the one in error.

 

[gmark77]

I'm not terrified of atheists. One of them happens to be a good friend here.

Cy is terrified of atheists. He fears them because they fail to believe as he does because his "evidence" (the existence of verbs and adjectives pointing to things that are not concrete) will be shown to be lacking.

It would be one thing if Cy were honest enough to come right out and say he's a believer, but instead he plays coy with belief. Almost as if he knows it will make him look less intelligent and that will ruin his entire game.

 

[Yakuda]

I knew you were too dim to understand.

Here's a simple one for you:

Do you brush your teeth ONLY because the dentist tells you to, or do you think there might be a REASON for it?

Just curious. (I actually know the answer, it's because someone TELLS you to. That's what happens when one is too dim to understand a simple point)

Explain to how you would know to brush your teeth if no one told you to brush your teeth. The point dumbass is you grew up in a world where people told you to brush your teeth but now now you think your some kind of fucking genius v cause you brush your teeth.

The question before you remains unanswered, why shouldnt I kill people if I don't give a shit for your fucked social animal bullshit. There nothing but atheist clap trap horse shit.

 

[gmark77]

Explain to how you would know to brush your teeth if no one told you to brush your teeth.

Are you high? Or just really, really, really, really stupid?

Wow. Seriously. Now I have to explain why brushing teeth is good to you?

Woah, Cletus.

 

[NiftyNiblick]

Isn't it a marvel how many EXCUSES believers can come up with to justify the lack of evidence for their beliefs? Entire arabesques of fantasy and illogic.

I don't force them to offer excuses.
I just accept that there will be different beliefs, but firmly oppose theocracy.

 

[Dutch Uncle]

I don't force them to offer excuses.
I just accept that there will be different beliefs, but firmly oppose theocracy.

@gmark77 is a coward, a liar and a 40 year old retard. I doubt he'll be able to survive on his own when his parents die. He'll end up on a shitty home for retards. Sad.

Agreed on forcing people to make excuses. The ones they offer are enough. LOL
Also agreed on all dictatorial forms of government regardless if they are atheist, theist or anything else.

 

[Yakuda]

Are you high? Or just really, really, really, really stupid?

Wow. Seriously. Now I have to explain why brushing teeth is good to you?

Woah, Cletus.

I notice you attack but can't address the issue. Explain how you would know to brush your teeth to keep them from rotting out of that hollow melon you call a head, if someone hadn't told you. You grew up having someone tell you to do it and now you think you're some find of fucking wizard because you brush your teeth.

Tell me why I should give a shit about why you think I shouldn't kill people.

Oh that's right you can't you're a demented atheist that think you created these ideas all in you fucking own. You're a fucking nitwit.

 

[Into the Night]

The atheist is required to prove the negative every single time.

But the believer need prove nothing. IF you don't believe as they do you are the one in error.

It is not possible to prove a negative.
An atheist need not prove anything.

 

[Into the Night]

Cy is terrified of atheists. He fears them because they fail to believe as he does because his "evidence" (the existence of verbs and adjectives pointing to things that are not concrete) will be shown to be lacking.

It would be one thing if Cy were honest enough to come right out and say he's a believer, but instead he plays coy with belief. Almost as if he knows it will make him look less intelligent and that will ruin his entire game.

I really don't care what you think Cy is afraid of. Attack the argument, not the person. Genetic fallacy.
There is certainly nothing to fear from an atheist.

Indeed, because atheism is no religion at all, by definition they fear any religion. Not a fear like their lives are in danger or anything, just religion itself.

An atheist may someday come to know and accept a religion. Nothing really prevents that, but their own fear of doing so.

 

[Yakuda]

I really don't care what you think Cy is afraid of. Attack the argument, not the person. Genetic fallacy.
There is certainly nothing to fear from an atheist.

Indeed, because atheism is no religion at all, by definition they fear any religion. Not a fear like their lives are in danger or anything, just religion itself.

An atheist may someday come to know and accept a religion. Nothing really prevents that, but their own fear of doing so.

Ever notice how angry they are too?

 

[Cypress]

Of course I can.

Even Richard Dawkins, who has been promoting atheism his whole adult life, admits that it's reasonable to logically infer that the lawful organization and design of the universe might point to some kind of clock-maker deistic god, even if it's not the Abrahamic god. He just isn't willing personally to go that far.

 

[Into the Night]

Ever notice how angry they are too?

No. I don't know any atheist that is angry, particularly. Why would they be?

 

[Into the Night]

Even Richard Dawkins, who has been promoting atheism his whole adult life, admits that it's reasonable to logically infer that the lawful organization and design of the universe might point to some kind of clock-maker deistic god, even if it's not the Abrahamic god. He just isn't willing personally to go that far.

Richard Dawkins is not an atheist. He belongs to the Church of No God, a fundamentalist style religion. He tries to associate his religion with 'atheism', but it's a lie. He's a fundamentalist.

 

[Cypress]

Richard Dawkins is not an atheist!

You're hopeless.

 

[Into the Night]

You're hopeless.

Argument of the Stone fallacy. Bulverism fallacy.

 

[gmark77]

I notice you attack but can't address the issue.

OK, Simply put: brushing your teeth helps keep them HEALTHY. Teeth can become infected and cause a lot of pain. Bad infections in the teeth can actually impact other systems in the body.

That's why you should brush your teeth.

 

[gmark77]

I really don't care what you think Cy is afraid of. Attack the argument, not the person.

LOL. Funny to receive advice on how to debate from a slack-jawed yokel like yourself.

 

[Hume]

Even Richard Dawkins, who has been promoting atheism his whole adult life, admits that it's reasonable to logically infer that the lawful organization and design of the universe might point to some kind of clock-maker deistic god, even if it's not the Abrahamic god. He just isn't willing personally to go that far.

I really do not give a shit about him.

 

[Hume]

That's not fighting fair. Remember Cy's Side of God is the ONLY side that gets to demand proof for things. Their beliefs require not proof and you are flawed if you fail to disprove it to them.

Such is the vapid logic of the believer.

Belief does not cause truth.

 

[Hume]

Ahh, suffering is a better question than the 'problem of evil' because presumably suffering COULD be moderated. But one fears that suffering might be very important for some of the believers who need non-believers to suffer and suffer and suffer.

Sadism.