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Namaste icystwolf,Icystwolf said:Can athesists question Christians without verbally abusing them?
i try to do that very thing... however, being human, i often react in the manner in which i've been treated.. ergo, if Christians can ask me questions without verbally abusing me or burning down my property (see my other thread on Sept 11 Memorial) then i have no problem reciprocating.
i think that some assumptions exist.. namely, that the person you're speaking to can understand what you are saying. there are others, to be sure.. there are always others, are there not? arguments rely on a set of assumptions to even begin.Can they make good arguments without using assumptions?
i can only speak for myself here, but yes, i am responsible for everything that i say.Can they hold themselves responsible for the things they say?
some can and some can't... it's an individual thing really. it's not correct to try to lump sum people together.. in my opinion.Can they humble?
it would seem silly to posit that atheists don't have faults, would it not? again, this is an individual aspect. i accept all my faults.. i may not like having them pointed out to meCan they accept that their fault is their fault?
this seems to be an individual question, not one posed to a group of people. there is, as you must know, some question of what "proof" would be acceptable to "prove" God or "disprove" God. what sort of evidence would you accept as a proof of Gods non-existence? is it the same criteria to establish God's existence?Can they finally prove God dosen't exist, even though he does exist?
see my point above. generalized questions to a generalized audience will produce generalized answers... though you are framing the questions in such a fashion as to produce a specific answer.Can they actually prove the Bible God dosen't exist?
you've incorrectly characterzied Hinduism and Taoism, however, i believe, based on your previous posts, that you have very little interest in actually understanding these traditions and "no one can tell you defintions because you know them all already", suffice it to say that, this is grossly simplisitic and inaccurateIf the Bible God dosen't exist, and yet there is really a God...would he not be present in one of the religions of the world today...and if so, which is it? and why?
If athesist believe that the Bible God is not the God that exists in the universe, does that mean theres an athesist god.....
Thus, Christians have God and Jesus as Lord, Jews have God or Yaweh, Muslims have allah, Hindui have billions of gods, taoism have their ancestors as gods....etc......and now we have a new religion of Athesists whom claim there is an unknown, unacting, fully conceptualised and existance of a true god that is not God of the Bible.
Hmmmm.........
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