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If their belief isn't hurting anyone - ideally I'm not trying to ritually sacrifice myself - then I wouldn't really have any reason to. And if I am tr...
If you say so. I just resent what I saw was the hinted suggestion that one cannot have any kind of autonomous space apart and extricated from the spac...
I don't care to convince you, or anyone else. If you think questions about God make sense, good for you. I was simply stating my own preferred positio...
Would it help had I phrased it "God? What is that? *shrug*" ? I was simply trying to emphasize that even having asked the question, our imaginary frie...
Well I'm antagonistic to the suggestion that atheism - at least an atheism for whom religion and God means nothing - ought to be more curious about re...
Interest doesn't make engagement with religion a baseline. I'm not arguing that you (or anyone) shouldn't be interested in religion. One can be intere...
But I don't understand what gives you licence to dismiss my own nonchalance as 'quips' or 'not taking it seriously'. Why is the default position that ...
I really don't know. It seems slim pickings atm, but any anything could happen. I suspect the democrats need to have a good and proper implosion befor...
I'm serious though. Of the multitude of artefact Gods, the majority of which, presumably, you don't give due consideration to either, I simply feel th...
The God of the philosophers is the only interesting God. He functions simply as a productive constraint on thought, an intellectual rough ground or li...
No doubt the Mayans said the same of the decline in the belief of Quetzalcoatl. Which is not to say curiosity isn't relavent. I'm curious about Quetza...
Yes, that was a statement on a position I hold in a thread on the topic; not unlike a statement by a theist on his or her own views on God, which woul...
Idealism is... a pattern of thought; it's much harder to be indifferent to. We're idealists everytime we're not careful about how we think. God is sma...
Not enough indifference. Still treats the problem of God's existence as a legitimate question, even if answered in the negative. Only true atheism is:...
It's not a punishment to not be granted the honor of sitting on the highest juridical seat in the land while - what? slumming it? - as a federal judge...
The converse of installing an alleged attempted rapist to the supreme court would be not installing an alleged attempted rapist to the supreme court. ...
Yes yall should probably put an alleged attempted rapist into the high court of the land because its too inconvenient to do the due diligence, and the...
Ah yes, the supreme act of philosophical rebellion: taking for granted the well-positioned, power-wielding, politically and institutionally backed man...
http://nymag.com/daily/intelligencer/2018/09/christine-blasey-ford-is-a-class-traitor.html "It strikes me that Republicans are scared of Ford because ...
Purely speculating, I wonder if it was just a question of cloaking his theories in the prestige of Socrates. Employing his name, as Cic said, to simpl...
Its just like: it is too much to ask that a supreme court judge not have a sordid sexual past with allegations of sexual assault? Like it's 7 people. ...
A question of tactics then? I dunno, I think the corruption is too deep-set; I'm not convinced tinkering is the right way to go. We've had literal cen...
I suppose it's only fitting that I'm now going to close this thread as a result! :) https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/a/a4/Baphomet.png W...
I think there's a deep continuity between both though: the turn to agency and responsibility as illusory are essentially direct responses to the failu...
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