So, being an atheist in combination with being a scientific realist makes one a fundamentalist atheist? I don't think so. The philosophical debate of ...
Is this not a double standard? If science has 'no jurisdiction' when it comes to religion, then why is it okay for religion to stick it's oar in on sc...
What was it that Brainglitch said? Ah yes, "one of the most common ways to deal with cognitive dissonance is to ignore questions that cause it". Why, ...
You know, when you don't quote comments via the more convenient 'highlight and quote button' method, the person you're quoting won't automatically be ...
Well, as I have said before, the devil is in the details. It will depend, will it not, on the particular conception of God or divine intelligence that...
So, you have changed your mind? If not, I find that odd, and would ask that you please explain that part of your quote where you appeared to do just t...
That is quite a remarkable claim right there. (As well as a straw man, as Brainglitch noted, and which you have presumably conceded). Are you seriousl...
Yeah. Same ol' jeeprs, same ol' fallacies, eh? This part in particular. I mean, what is your point? You take the time and effort to go into detail on ...
Hah! Here we go again. This is a battle you cannot win. Bringing up lying is a losing strategy for any Trump supporter. At least in terms of the facts...
https://youtu.be/eKgPY1adc0A >:O Thank you for reminding me of this. Who will (or would) be worse, Trump or Bush? The Republican party does have a tal...
Based on policy, she is the better candidate. Sure, Trump with his Second Amendment nonsense, for example, might appeal to you more, but what Clinton ...
But... the mine field. /uploads/resized/files/79/88e7v3synbzrer58.png (Need that raised eyebrow smiley. Must add to the top of the list of feature req...
I sometimes make serious points and criticisms through the use of irony, or in amongst what might appear to the less discerning reader to be just a jo...
How about instead of pointing something out, I thumb it out, like politicians are wont to do? Would that be better? The only part of my comment that i...
I did say "might"... One can have an element of openness whilst maintaining an appropriate degree of scepticism; remain open whilst being critical; an...
See. I knew you wouldn't be consistent. You reject my claim in disbelief, but not Colin's. Yet, what is it that differentiates them? Funny how your op...
Ah, Comey, I see that you have chosen to finally reveal your true identity. Of course, I knew it all along, and was merely playing along. You should i...
There's a difference between getting it and being uncritical. How do you know I'm not God appearing to you in the form of someone who doesn't just lap...
/uploads/resized/files/9u/a0cqxgkplrltziaw.jpg Ah, I see. So, given that he hasn't been convicted, climate change is a political football, and you fee...
So, just a feeling and an abstract concept. Weak. Very weak. And from this alone, Colin is certain that he has had an experience of God, as opposed to...
Actually, like Heister Eggcart noted in the comment just before yours, there are some of us here who do doubt that, on account of him being a suspecte...
How are you distinguishing between spiritual and empirical? And how is this distinction relevant? If God can be experienced, isn't God empirical by de...
This one is interesting, because even if true, it doesn't redeem Trump in any way. It damns him as well as many others. That's fine with me. And why h...
I brought this up as well, but it didn't get addressed. I first brought it up in my reply to Hanover on page 6: And then I brought it up again in the ...
>:O Of course his belief is up for discussion. If he didn't want it discussed, then he shouldn't have created this discussion. You may notice that muc...
That isn't what I said. What does that even mean? He has made his judgement, and his judgement is a matter up for discussion. We are all entitled to a...
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