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and as i said, if one believes in something, there is no need in proving, cause that is the point of faith.Burden of proof is on you
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and as i said, if one believes in something, there is no need in proving, cause that is the point of faith.Burden of proof is on you
Right. Alpha dog doesn't kill all its competition. Just the beta and gamma. LolMorality is most likely the emergent quality of both the genetics and enculturation of social beings. Morality is simply how one treats others. All social animals display morality. Without morality human societies would've never emerged and, as social beings, morality is imperative for cooperation and therefore survival.
Asked and answered: knowledge of right and wrong comes from man.No I believe morality can be found in universal metaphysical laws.So, are you saying that it's only the threat of eternal damnation that prevents you from raping, torturing and murder?Most atheists I have talked to in this day and age more or less have a strictly materialist view of the world, and typically say that man is no different than an animal.
This makes me wonder how atheists can logically justify having morals; for example if rape, torture, or murder aided one's own survival or the survival of one's group why should they be off the table?
If someone believes the physical world is all that exists though where does their knowledge of right and wrong come from?
Faith is not proofand as i said, if one believes in someting, there is no need in proving, cause that is the point of faith.Burden of proof is on you
agreeFaith is not proofand as i said, if one believes in someting, there is no need in proving, cause that is the point of faith.Burden of proof is on you
You demand proof from me and when I apply the same standard to you.....you scream FAITH
You don’t know anything about what those free from faith believe.Well I believe morality has to come from a higher source than the natural world alone.Why do you think you have to believe in god to have morals?Most atheists I have talked to in this day and age more or less have a strictly materialist view of the world, and typically say that man is no different than an animal.
This makes me wonder how atheists can logically justify having morals; for example if rape, torture, or murder aided one's own survival or the survival of one's group why should they be off the table?
I'm not aware of many atheists who believe anything exists other than the natural world.
if you know something, you can prove it. So, i see, that you were lying and believe that there is nothing after life like others believe that there is something. So, let us see now who is right. No so much time to wait though...You can't prove a negativedon't want to answer the simple question? Unlike you i have never claimed that i know that something is afterlife, but i believe in that. So, if you do not believe, but know something, you have to show evidences. So...where are your evidences that "everthing is over" after life?You don't believe in an afterlife? Which religion do you belong to?
The bolded text was answered...you just don't like the answer
Burden of proof of an afterlife is on you
You believe in an afterlife...that is your hypothesis, not mine
Burden of proof is on you. In the absence of proof of your positive, I assume the negative
An atheists morals have more credibility than a believer
But what determines right from wrong if one is an atheist or materialist?
And what you’re saying is wrong.I'm saying if one believes the material world is all that exists I don't see how someone can derive universal morals while remaining logically consistent.It sounds like the OP needs to meet more atheists. I can't think of another atheist I have met that could be described as materialistic. The same can't be said for religious people. Regardless, I don't stereotype them as more interested in their possessions and physical comfort than what is right or wrong. Since when are humans not animals? Morality, like many other things, was co-opted by religion.
and as i said, if one believes in something, there is no need in proving, cause that is the point of faith.Burden of proof is on you
in the absence of proof you can assume whatever you want. That is not a knowledge.In the absence of proof, I assume the negative
nope. You are stating your faith. Is it the fact we may see somewhen.and as i said, if one believes in something, there is no need in proving, cause that is the point of faith.Burden of proof is on you
So if I have faith there is an invisible guy in my room that means I am stating a fact?
I saw where you admitted faith is not proof.nope. You are stating your faith. Is it the fact we may see somewhen.and as i said, if one believes in something, there is no need in proving, cause that is the point of faith.Burden of proof is on you
So if I have faith there is an invisible guy in my room that means I am stating a fact?
And if the physical world is all that exists, cannot a moral and ethical code develop? Why does someone need the carrot of an imagined afterlife to behave well. While the stick of eternal damnation is only effective in the fearful, the ignorant and the suspicious.No I believe morality can be found in universal metaphysical laws.So, are you saying that it's only the threat of eternal damnation that prevents you from raping, torturing and murder?Most atheists I have talked to in this day and age more or less have a strictly materialist view of the world, and typically say that man is no different than an animal.
This makes me wonder how atheists can logically justify having morals; for example if rape, torture, or murder aided one's own survival or the survival of one's group why should they be off the table?
If someone believes the physical world is all that exists though where does their knowledge of right and wrong come from?
of course not. You may believe or may not. Everybody is free.I saw where you admitted faith is not proof.nope. You are stating your faith. Is it the fact we may see somewhen.and as i said, if one believes in something, there is no need in proving, cause that is the point of faith.Burden of proof is on you
So if I have faith there is an invisible guy in my room that means I am stating a fact?
If they aren't convinced God is real they're at least convinced it is necessary.You don’t know anything about what those free from faith believe.Well I believe morality has to come from a higher source than the natural world alone.Why do you think you have to believe in god to have morals?Most atheists I have talked to in this day and age more or less have a strictly materialist view of the world, and typically say that man is no different than an animal.
This makes me wonder how atheists can logically justify having morals; for example if rape, torture, or murder aided one's own survival or the survival of one's group why should they be off the table?
I'm not aware of many atheists who believe anything exists other than the natural world.
And your belief that morality comes from a ‘higher source’ is completely devoid of fact, evidence, proof, or logic.
where is einstein according to your faith?