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Because it's simple.Why would I?
The Church of No God is not atheism. It is a fundamentalist style religion, just like yours.These atheists always reject all evidence, I have played this game before
Because it's simple.Why would I?
The Church of No God is not atheism. It is a fundamentalist style religion, just like yours.These atheists always reject all evidence, I have played this game before
LIF. Grow up, Sybil.Inversion fallacy fuck face
I agree. She is just as much a fundamentalist as the Church of No God.Is that because you don't really believe what you claim? ... because you don't understand what you preach?
... when you are yourself immersed in darkness.
I don't think I ever claimed what "Religion" ,I'm involved with.Because it's simple.
The Church of No God is not atheism. It is a fundamentalist style religion, just like yours.
uh huhEinstein was a Jew! One of YHWH's Chosen People!
"God doesn't play dice with the Universe"!
False dichotomy fallacy.I have not asked you to give me "evidence." NEVER. So stop with that nonsense. I have merely pointed out that the evidence (of which there appears to be plenty)...is ambiguous. "The evidence" (everything that exists or appears to exist) either points to a god who created it...or to "it simply has always existed." There is no way to tell which it is.
So anyone asserting that "the evidence" was created by a god is just making a blind guess...AND anyone asserting that there are no gods (that "the evidence" has always existed in some form or another) is also making a blind guess.
People who blindly guess, "There is a god" often are as hard headed as you, Margot...and insist that THEIR blind guess IS correct. And people who blindly guess that there are no gods often are also as hard headed as you...and insist that THEIR bind guess IS correct.
I just wonder which blind guess is correct.
If you choose to think that I am asking you to "show me the light" or that I am choosing to "remain in the darkness"...fine with me. I actually get a chuckle out of it.
If you think that making a blind guess in one direction or another is important, I am willing to make a blind guess. Let me know if you want me to toss the coin. I promise I will guess the way the coin toss dictates.
Calling your fundamentalist religion anything else doesn't change what it is.I don't think I ever claimed what "Religion" ,I'm involved with.
I usually only hint at my mission.
Agreed. As Carl Saga said, "absence of evidence is not evidence of absence"....I would phrase that, "there is no unambiguous evidence of supernatural forces." And there isn't. But that, as Ii am sure you will agree, is not proof (or even evidence) that no supernatural forces exist.
DISCLAIMER: If by "supernatural forces" you mean, forces that are not a part of the natural universe, then I suggest that cannot exist. Anything that actually exists, including the things that exist that we humans may not be able to detect in any way, EXISTS. So IF ghosts, for instance, exist...they are not supernatural. They are as natural as apples or grass or fish...regardless of the fact that we humans cannot detect them. IF gods exist, they are as natural as ghosts....
Define what you think is "Fundamentalist religion"!Calling your fundamentalist religion anything else doesn't change what it is.
Nope. That is not the question on the table.The question on the table is which seems to be more likely:
Your delusion that a random dust ball is somehow "mathematically rational" and "lawfully organized" is what makes any rational discussion with you impossible.that a mathematically rational and lawfully organized universe
This is a perfect description of the observable universe.random chance;
No mathematically rational and lawfully organized universe was caused. A random dust cloud? Sure.or that a mathematically rational and lawfully organized universe was caused by some type of underlying rational agency.
Already did, numerous times. RQAA.Define what you think is "Fundamentalist religion"!
It's a Greek prefix, meaning "lacking". The equivalent Latin prefix is "i", e.g. illegal, incoherent, impossible, insubordinate, etc.Atheism is not a religion. It's Latin meaning uses the prefix 'a-', mean 'not'.
Excellent! Bonus points. It also does not necessarily mean "gods", because there are religions that do not have deities, e.g. Budhism, Native American religions, etc.'Theism' means religion, or belief.
Exactly. Atheism lacks any theism.Atheism takes NO view.
One might not care, and one might care a lot. An atheist simply has not been convinced of any particular theism.It simply does not care whether a god exists or not.
Spot on. That church holds a theistic view, thus precluding atheism.The Church of No God is a religion, not atheism at all.
Exactly. Atheists have no thesitic beliefs to somehow assert are true.It is fundamentalist by nature, continually using magick words like 'science' to attempt to prove their religion is True.
... which is all you need.I happen to be Christian. I am fully aware that my religion is based on faith, and faith alone.
... and as such, your faith is invulnerable. You don't regularly get your faith falsified by claiming it to be thettled thienth.I cannot prove any of it.
... and you get 100% control over what is admitted as evidence for your faith.There IS evidence of it's truth,
... which is merely a courtesy since you are the magistrate and you have already made your ruling.I have already stated some of this evidence.
This one is tricky. I'm not sure there really can be empirical evidence of something that doesn't exist. My take is that a lack of deities would be reflected in an equivalent lack of evidence ... specifically because there isn't anything evident ... and that's where we fall into the axiom that absence of evidence is not evidence of absence.There is also evidence supporting the Church of No God. Again, evidence is not a proof.