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No, he's just pointing out that hjmick is as much a victim of groupthink as anyone else.
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No, he's just pointing out that hjmick is as much a victim of groupthink as anyone else.
Dragon never answered any of my questions, imagine that.
Christians are not trying to turn America into a theocrasy
they could have done so if they wished when they founded the country to begin with.
Dragon never answered any of my questions, imagine that.
Dragon works for a living and doesn't live on this board, and hasn't read your damned questions yet. Imagine that, dickweed.
Gimme a couple of minutes to read the fucking things and decide whether they deserve an answer.
Stating your reasoning does not make it reasonable, nor logical.
You are the one who uses subjective logic..you don't use evidence at all. All of your arguments, if they can even be called arguments, are "this makes sense to me so it's logical and true!" That's not an argument. That's just a rant.
And what IS subjective evidence? Is there even such a thing?
Subjective evidence : I saw something which I cannot show to anyone else (either because it is no longer there or perhaps because I have some sort of 'special' vision) and cannot recreate.
Subjective evidence : I felt something which I cannot cause another to feel. To stick with the theme of this thread, I felt the presence of god.
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Subjective evidence refers to evidence that one cannot evaluate. One must simply accept what the person says or reject it. Testimony of the parties to a contract is subjective evidence.
Subjective evidence means that testimony from the claimant, corroborated by his/her family and friends, as to whether a specific impairment actually affects the claimant to such an extent as to be disabling. [Hope v. Secretary of Health, Education & Welfare, 347 F. Supp. 1048, 1053 (D. Tex. 1972)]. "
So it's not evidence at all. It's just a statement.
Subjective Evidence Law & Legal Definition
Well you're entitled to you opinion.
Recently discovered chariots and horse skeletons at the bottom of the red sea say you're wrong, however.
Josephus, a reputable non-Christian historian who worked around the time of Christ's life and death, also confirms miracles....
But whatever. If you want to call the Creator a fool, that's your business, and at some point, you'll have to come to terms with your stupidity.
Not now, though. Carry on.
Links? When and where exactly did they discover those things, and who discovered them? Were photos taken? I'd really like to see the evidence you tout.
But, as usual Halal Twit, you're never gonna provide any proof.
BTW...............Josephus was known to exaggerate the truth.
No, Josephus wasn't.
And I can always back up my statements. If I can't, I don't say it:
snopes.com: Chariot Wheels Found at the Bottom of the Red Sea
Yes, they've found chariots and horses in the Red Sea that appear to be from the right time period and are certainly in the right place to be concurrent with Moses' lifetime.
Dragon never answered any of my questions, imagine that.
Dragon works for a living and doesn't live on this board, and hasn't read your damned questions yet. Imagine that, dickweed.
Gimme a couple of minutes to read the fucking things and decide whether they deserve an answer.
*whether they deserve an answer*
How funny. And one thinks...who on earth is DRAGON to deem things worthy?
And then one remembers...Dragon is a pseudointellectual who thinks his minute understanding and self-taught vocabulary make him stand out, as anything other than the narrow minded and ignorant twit he is...
And he's wrong. He's just another example of what happens when nobody intervenes between a child and a PBS upbringing.
Though maybe it wasn't PBS...I think maybe it was Channel 13...10 hours of pro wrestling at night, but during the day, local yokels talk about things like the next dance recital and broadcast the school board meetings...
Links? When and where exactly did they discover those things, and who discovered them? Were photos taken? I'd really like to see the evidence you tout.
But, as usual Halal Twit, you're never gonna provide any proof.
BTW...............Josephus was known to exaggerate the truth.
No, Josephus wasn't.
And I can always back up my statements. If I can't, I don't say it:
snopes.com: Chariot Wheels Found at the Bottom of the Red Sea
Yes, they've found chariots and horses in the Red Sea that appear to be from the right time period and are certainly in the right place to be concurrent with Moses' lifetime.
Hey stupid..........even YOUR OWN FUCKING LINK AT SNOPES SAYS THE THING IS UNCONFIRMED.
How the fuck is that "proof"? Yeah.....you believe God exists, so you say that because you believe something that is unconfirmed, it's true?
Way to prove your ignorance.
BTW................I actually DO believe in God, I just don't like to see Him shoehorned into a narrow belief system such as the current one you tout.
I see Him in Judaic theology, SOME Christianity, a great deal in Taoist philosophy as well as in what Buddha taught and Hindu theology.
Try opening your mind sometime, you may like what you see.
No, Josephus wasn't.
And I can always back up my statements. If I can't, I don't say it:
snopes.com: Chariot Wheels Found at the Bottom of the Red Sea
Yes, they've found chariots and horses in the Red Sea that appear to be from the right time period and are certainly in the right place to be concurrent with Moses' lifetime.
Hey stupid..........even YOUR OWN FUCKING LINK AT SNOPES SAYS THE THING IS UNCONFIRMED.
How the fuck is that "proof"? Yeah.....you believe God exists, so you say that because you believe something that is unconfirmed, it's true?
Way to prove your ignorance.
BTW................I actually DO believe in God, I just don't like to see Him shoehorned into a narrow belief system such as the current one you tout.
I see Him in Judaic theology, SOME Christianity, a great deal in Taoist philosophy as well as in what Buddha taught and Hindu theology.
Try opening your mind sometime, you may like what you see.
It's proof that a shitload of horses drowned and chariots were laid at the bottom of the red sea at the time that Moses is said to have parted it, and lead the Pharoah's army into it, where the sea closed over them.
Someone said there's no evidence. I said there were chariots and horses at the bottom of the Red Sea...there is evidence. That was my point. The rest is just you having a stroke.
Speaking about being enslaved to a dogma... A secular example is displayed.The above exchange between ABK and KG illustrates the main point of this thread: that traditional Christians have enslaved minds. KG accepts dubious evidence of dubious claims, because she MUST believe as she does. If her mind strays into forbidden territory, Hell's jaws open.
There is no way to think rationally under a threat like that. Hence the utter stupidity of creationist arguments, the desperate defensiveness against challenges (as they see it) from other religions, the anger and hostility towards unbelievers. It's anger born of fear, fear for their own souls, fear of the contagion of freedom.
The above exchange between ABK and KG illustrates the main point of this thread: that traditional Christians have enslaved minds. KG accepts dubious evidence of dubious claims, because she MUST believe as she does. If her mind strays into forbidden territory, Hell's jaws open.
There is no way to think rationally under a threat like that. Hence the utter stupidity of creationist arguments, the desperate defensiveness against challenges (as they see it) from other religions, the anger and hostility towards unbelievers. It's anger born of fear, fear for their own souls, fear of the contagion of freedom.
Dragon never answered any of my questions, imagine that.
Dragon works for a living and doesn't live on this board, and hasn't read your damned questions yet. Imagine that, dickweed.
Gimme a couple of minutes to read the fucking things and decide whether they deserve an answer.
But carry on with the lies. That's what freethinkers do. They work for evil, and they do it by lying.
You had already posted remarks to posts I had made after the posts I'm referring too.
Is it your paganism that makes you so vile, or do you take credit for that all on your own?