No point looking for one when a perfect answer is so obvious.Would you see one, if one was there?
Let me ask again - where was the challenge? Or are you in a huff now because there are too many holes in your OP?
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No point looking for one when a perfect answer is so obvious.Would you see one, if one was there?
You're claiming all those have cause-and-effect evidence for their gods, and yet you're still an atheist!?
What gives?
No, it isn't.It's the same evidence that you often give for christianity,
I wasn't aware they appeal to cause-and-effect to substantiate their beliefs.Kylie said:... yet you seem unmoved by their arguments.
I have a Biblical reason for not accepting it: I'm a monotheist.Kylie said:So don't act all surprised when people don't accept it when you don't either ...
"Identical arguments"?Kylie said:... (although you spout identical arguments for your beliefs, in a shocking double standard.)
No, it isn't.
It's the same type of evidence.
I wasn't aware they appeal to cause-and-effect to substantiate their beliefs.
I have a Biblical reason for not accepting it: I'm a monotheist.
"Identical arguments"?
Who brought up cause-and-effect first, I or they?
It seems to me you are the one claiming "identical arguments," and I've never seen any.
Have a good day.As I've said already, the arguments are identical, because both you and all the people referenced by Bugeyedcreepy both claim: "The religious holidays celebrated by my religion are evidence that my religion is true!"
Have a good day.
You bet I will.I'll take this as you conceding the point, but we both know that you'll eventually trot out the same argument again.
You bet I will.![]()
You won't see the day I can't defend that properly.And yet you seem utterly incapable of defending it right now.
Tomorrow, God creates another planet ex nihilo that's a mirror image of this one, except without people on it.
Skyscrapers, automobiles, job applications on desks, cell phones showing calls having been made, stop lights turning green-yellow-red, ships at sea with logs stating when they left and where they're going, newspapers reporting the news, etc. and so on.
And, of course, documentation to the effect of: "I created this planet ex nihilo as a mirror image of Earth1 as Earth1 existed yesterday. Don't be fooled by thinking this planet was inhabited."
Deception or no deception?
Note: Yes, the documentation would contradict the documentation found in the Bibles on Earth2; and yes, Earth2 could be considered a modified form of Last Thursday ... but humor me for the sake of understanding the point I'm making.
Read the note please.Where'd the documentation come from?
Read the note please.
Fine.I didn't ask where the documentation claimed to have come from, I asked where it came from.
Fine.
You don't want to humor me, I don't want to humor you.
What's your point?and here's where your challenge falls apart... The only evidence of Earth2's authenticity lies with an anonymous say-so... And what's that worth?
What's your point?
That you're not obligated to believe the note?
Fine -- don't believe it.
But if you don't ... and you conclude that Earth2 was inhabited at one time ... you would be wrong.
Rightfully wrong.
But not deception (which is what I'm asking)?... unreliable...
Despite the fact that it explains the following?TLK Valentine said:... and rightfully so.
But not deception (which is what I'm asking)?
Despite the fact that it explains the following?
1. The planet was created by a sentient being.
2. The planet was created ex nihilo.
3. The planet was created as a mirror image of another planet (and names the planet).
4. Earth1 looked like this planet yesterday.
5. This planet has never been inhabited.
You consider all that information "unreliable" for some reason?
Would you rather there be no documentation at all?
When does school start this year, professor?It would have made no difference at all one way or the other.