Substantiate this claim. And besides, I didn't say anything about suffering. I said "Why did God make it so that we can commit evil acts" not "Why did...
He could’ve made it physically near impossible or impossible to perform evil acts (indestructible bodies for instance). Why didn’t he do so? It wouldn...
If it’s an infant and not a man, I know it’s evil. There have been infants tortured to death before. Ergo problem of evil (among many other sources of...
You’ve stated the refutation I wanted to state. If God is being unjust he’s not worthy of worship. Yes they can. Because an omnipotent God could make ...
It is certainly more self evident to reason that a newborn is innocent than that God exists. It appears that: God exists (at least to you), if God exi...
I'll try one last time. I did not arrive at that conclusion. The problem here is your lack of reading comprehension. I am not comparing one with the a...
But not being able to maintain your Godhood without one of the Os is a limitation. That too, is painfully obvious. If God has that limitation, he’s no...
So then, wouldn't God be limited by the fact that he can't remain God while relinquishing one of the Os? But how do you know? You would say that it's ...
I was trying the Bartricks thing where you purposely give the least charitable interpretation so that you can make a counter argument. So I interprete...
Change it yourself you freeloader! But most of these aren't the case: You either haven't had good friends or are not a good friend yourself. It "can b...
By this formulation: That same agent knows that preventing pleasure is bad. Therefore "If you don't have a kid, and they would've like life, that's ba...
But you can't argue this in world X. And yes, I hate the asymmetry, because it makes no sense. The meaning of "good" and "bad" is not consistent in ea...
Yes. And you think so too for the Utopia example and surprise parties. Neither are needed impositions. The disagreement here is about the size of the ...
No the point isn’t to say “getting pricked by a pin is fine so having kids is fine”. The point is to show that “someone could hate it” is not sufficie...
No I don't. You stated the premise that if something is true, we can prove it. Prove that premise. You think if it is true, there should be a proof fo...
Not necessarily. There could be some true statements we can't prove (incompleteness) Wot? Max I'd be willing to say is "If there is valid proof that w...
First true thing you say in a while. Sure. Doesn’t follow. How exactly would she go about disallowing it? The only power she has is the ability to det...
False. There have historically been multiple. False because it wouldn’t be able to do anything to someone who chooses to ignore it’s imperatives. Nor ...
Try our best to make it better. Imagine I had a magical pin that gives someone a million dollars on condition that they’re pricked without consent. Wo...
Someone’s life is worth starting if they will feel it is worth continuing. Obviously you can’t feel if your life is worth starting or not, you can’t f...
I didn't mean to start another debate, just clearing up that I never said "Jeff said cock and ball torture is worthwhile so it's ethical to do it to H...
Life. I thought you were characterizing life purely as negative. Obviously not. Maybe take a charitable interpretation if you want to have a discussio...
But also, it's possible for you to be wrong, but only think you're right. And since if something is possible it is factual, you are in fact wrong. It ...
The God that kills the Christian God possibly exists, his name is Will Hoff. Therefore Will Hoff exists. God is dead and Will Hoff killed him. It is a...
But it's not analogous at all. In logic, A can imply B without B implying A right? Now replace "A" with "Actual" and "B" with "Possible" Conversely, t...
"There is a gap" is not a logical statement. I think what you mean to say is: Possible does not imply Actual. And 3 shows that Actual does imply Possi...
So P does not lead to A. X is P Thus X is P and !A? That doesn't follow. I think you're confusing "P does not lead to A" with "P leads to !A". With th...
Obviously it says that because we established from the first line that X is possible and not actual. If we are talking about this world, well it's pos...
I don't think anyone said this. What was said was: If world X is possible, that doesn't imply it's actual. But this doesn't follow from either "world ...
You don’t need to agree with that one. The first critique doesn’t talk about any of the premises but the scope of the argument. The “God exists” that ...
your argument isn’t world specific. So you haven’t said anything about the existence of God in this world which is what people care about. That’s how ...
I never said this. I denied it was negative. And you weren’t able to show why it is. “Human condition” you insist despite virtually everyone disagreei...
Because what you write is moronic. As I was reading your last response I couldn’t go 3 words without thinking of a paragraph in response to your stupi...
Can you come up with an imposition that is less egregious than life that we nonetheless find bad enough that it’s wrong to impose? You’d have a pretty...
Similarly, I deny that God is subject to time. So you have to generate a contradiction without assuming that God is subject to time. Assumes God is su...
It would be just as easy to come up with a 100 positive things. Are you for real with #23? Having kids is wrong because of insomnia? Really? Makes as ...
I think what you’re describing is close to Identity theory in theory of mind. The intro on SEP explains it better than I could. https://plato.stanford...
This is precisely what I disagree with. I already said that it is possible for a mind (God) to exist outside of time and gave an image of it. So no, n...
I really should stop And I apologize for misinterpreting you, for the third time. You won Bart! You actually have an idea that makes sense! Good job! ...
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