Nathan Poe
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I say stick to the Biblical definition and there won't be any ... er ... nevermind.
I wish you would stick to the Biblical definition -- as opposed to your own mangling of it.
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I say stick to the Biblical definition and there won't be any ... er ... nevermind.
It means anti theist. To be against theism.No, we're not. Atheist means "not a theist", just like achromatic means not coloured, and atypical means not typical.
One can be "not a theist" for a few reasons, agnosticism is one, as is evidence to the contrary.
It means anti theist. To be against theism.
Otherwise they would be called ntheism. N as in nill or none or not.
People that come here are against theism and they fight against theism. .
I see no evidence to back up what you say. The people that come here are Anti God, Anti Christianity and Anti Religion. Usually they come here looking for a fight. As if they are angry about something.No, we're not. Atheist means "not a theist", just like achromatic means not coloured, and atypical means not typical.
One can be "not a theist" for a few reasons, agnosticism is one, as is evidence to the contrary.
I see no evidence to back up what you say. The people that come here are Anti God, Anti Christianity and Anti Religion.
It means anti theist. To be against theism.
Otherwise they would be called ntheism. N as in nill or none or not.
People that come here are against theism and they fight against theism. .
If that's true then why do you use agnostic according to my definition rather than yours?It means anti theist. To be against theism.
Otherwise they would be called ntheism. N as in nill or none or not.
People that come here are against theism and they fight against theism. .
It doesn't matter to the point of this thread.
Let me repeat:
At some point in time, a miracle HAS to be invoked along the chain, or science will win hands down.
Do you object to atheists being called what Jesus called them? (lost)As an anti-theist, I object to your mangling of terms.
You don't know me very well, do you?
No, I don't -- qv my profile.
I don't mess with evidence whatsoever.
But I'm sure you'll be glad to say I'm still wrong, won't you?
So either way: trying to back it up with evidence, or not messing with evidence; I'm wrong, aren't I?
Yes.AV, do you think atheists are fools?
I'm not going to subject myself to an inquisition.I find it telling (and a bit annoying) that you only ever respond to one sentence or one point in a person's post, and I'm wondering if your attention span is capable of handling multiple ideas in the same message. To test this, I shall repost part of my earlier message, bolding areas I would like to see you respond to specifically.
Earlier post:
I would like to know of you, why is the alternative worse? Why is living in a godless world such a terrible prospect to you? What would it change in your life?
Or for that matter, why is the alternative that the bible is a collection of stories and metaphors and not exact historical accounts such a terrible thing? Jesus taught in metaphors--why couldn't the OT have been god's teaching metaphors? Would knowing the bible isn't literal really change your faith or your life?
AV, do you think atheists are fools?
Yes.
It usually starts out with an innocent question that is easy to answer; then, before you know it, you're caught-up in 20 or 30 questions, most of which are couched in terms of ridicule and venting.
But it isn't about pwning the bible... its about pwning your fallible interpretation of the bible. If your interpretation of scripture is wrong, should it be pwned or not? Yes or no?That's easy to answer: the alternative is much worse.
To agree with you guys, for even a moment, would eventually snowball into the whole of Scripture being dismissed.
Jonah couldn't have lived in the whale's belly w/o God being involved somewhere along the way.
The Flood could not have occurred w/o God being involved somewhere along the way.
You get my point, I'm sure.
But to allow science -- even just one little teensie-weensie equation to slip in and pwn even a jot or tittle of the Bible, and it's over.
Your irony meter aside, we call it basic doctrine.There goes my irony meter!
I think I made my point clearly enough that it doesn't need Arab phoned.But it isn't about pwning the bible... its about pwning your fallible interpretation of the bible. If your interpretation of scripture is wrong, should it be pwned or not? Yes or no?
I'm not going to subject myself to an inquisition.
It usually starts out with an innocent question that is easy to answer; then, before you know it, you're caught-up in 20 or 30 questions, most of which are couched in terms of ridicule and venting.