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@Best.Korea
Well, I am still waiting for the "oh no" part.
Don't hold your breath.
Doesnt exist in Luciferianism.
It most certainly does. You can refer to Ben Franklin, the late Queen Elizabeth, or former Pope Benedict XVI.
Source: Trust me, bro.
You don't have to trust me. The information is out there -- feel free to seek it at your leisure.
No, but nice guess.
Which child was sacrificed to God?
I guess we blame Lucifer for the crimes of Ba'al now.
Well the latter is an incarnation of the former, so yes.
Dont Christians usually blame everything on Lucifer?
Maybe. You'd have to conduct a census.
Recently I watched a video saying how muslims are worshipping Lucifer.
Modern Islam, unfortunately, like modern Christianity isn't exempt from Luciferian influence. Ever wondered why an Islamic terrorist group would be referred to as "ISIS"?
Okay, so you keep lying about Baphomet. You know what, Baphomet doesnt care about your lies. Baphomet is a free demon.
You know that a demon by definition is evil, right?
You did admit that adultery is a sin after claiming it wasnt.
Quote me verbatim.
Now, do you want me to quote you specific verses of the Bible about overeating and overdrinking, or will you do the search yourself?
Don't change the argument, now. EAT A LOT =/= OVEREATING. DRINK A LOT =/= OVERDRINKING. Nice try.
Your current stance is a Christian. Thats what you are. A christian!
Naturally, you would know this better than I do.
Deny it all you want now!
No need to deny that which I am not.
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@Best.Korea
I mean, sure, thats a sin, but I am not getting the "oh no" vibes there.
You want a more reactionary response?
So they want to legalize euthanasia for terminally ill children?
No. I mean ritual Molechian child sacrifice.
What you are saying sounds like it came from Christian movies.
I've only seen the one I know about, and it was made by Luciferians.
If you read the Bible, you will see that God of the Bible killed a lot of people, plenty of children too. Bible is the scary book, but people are blind to its horrors.
You mean the Amalekites who were slaughtered for betraying God? The Amalekites who worshiped Lucifer? The Amalekites who attacked the rear of the caravan during the Israelite exodus?
There are no any sacrifices in Luciferianism.
Yes, there are. One of Lucifer's incarnations is Ba'al or as the canaanites knew him, Molech. And he demands sacrifice.
Luciferianism is just about pleasure and knowledge,
Then you're not doing it right.
Well, the word congress did confuse me. I dont usually say sex and congress in same sentence.
Point taken.
Why is Baphomet bad?
You mean other than pederasty and ritual child sacrifice?
Yes, they do. Christianity says to be poor, not to commit adultery, not to eat too much and drink too much (sin of gluttony)...
That is Catholic catechism, which again is an offshoot of the Latin Church. That isn't Christian. As far as adultery, adultery is when a wife sleeps with another man, or a man sleeps with another man's wife. As far as being poor, there is no directive for the masses to "be poor." The Bible warns against idolatry, that is worshiping creations, money, people and possessions.
Let me give you advice, dear. When you try to pretend that you are not Christian, try not to praise Christianity so much at the same time. It does kinda blow away your cover.
This assumes I concern myself with the opinions others have on my stances on religion. I don't have to pretend. I've already admitted that I grew up Christian, and because of my undying love for reading, and my Christian upbringing, I've read the Bible numerous times. And while I have not identified myself as Christian for a while now, that does not mean I've forgotten the teachings or the scriptures. So when eager atheists and/or Luciferians attempt to manipulate passages in the scriptures to service a narrative, well let's just say the remnants of my learning are compelled to clap back.
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@FLRW
I don't know, we don't have any video recordings.
And yet, you take no issues with concluding that they're lies.
As my first cousin once removed said, “The word God is for me nothing more than the expression and product of human weaknesses, the Bible a collection of honorable, but still primitive, legends which are nevertheless pretty childish.”
Einstein was your cousin? With the way you appeal to authority, I'm surprised that it has never come up before.
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@Public-Choice
The banks are out of money because they have a 10% reserve requirement. 10% of financial markets deal with actual money--the rest are securities which have yet to yield or most likely will not yield and i.o.u.'s. The Federal Reserve will of course, as you stated, bail itself out by printing more money until it can completely remove physical currency and implement digital currencies and online ledger systems, where it will just make up the amount of money it has. Saves on the cost of printing, I guess.
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@Best.Korea
So they just dont believe in Christian God?
At the very least, not believing in God as the "true" God would constitute a sin.
You mean abortion?
Clever. But, no. I mean murdering infants, toddlers and young children.
So, trans surgeries for minors are a no no?
Do you not understand what sexual congress means? It means sex.
Baphomet is not a bad demon.
I beg to differ. Whether you call him Baphomet, Ba'al, Cernununos, Kush, Saturn, Cronus, Hermaproditus, Osiris, Asar, Pan, Vishnu etc. he's as bad as they come.
Human beings are animals.
By definition, yes.
They want to eat a lot, drink a lot, fuck a lot with everyone, and have lots of money.
Okay.
In other words, they want to be opposite of that which is Christian value.
None of your mentions oppose Christian values. You can eat, drink, and fuck. If you're a male of age, you can fuck your wife and your concubines as many times as you desire. If you're female of age, you can fuck your husband as much as you want.
Christian value is doomed to fail because Christianity offers nothing real to person, but asks too much from a person.
Does it ask for too much or does it ask for one's best self?
I thought they knew, given so many times it was taught what sins were.
Unfortunately, so many Christians, at least in my experience, know so little about Luciferianism that they can't detect it in the very rituals they themselves practice.
Its kinda strange that they dont know,
When the Latin (Catholic) church presumes to be the authority in all things Christian, it's not surprising that they don't.
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@Best.Korea
Athias Post #4:
Generally speaking, no they are not "good" people.By Christian standards, H-E-double hockey sticks-No.At best, they deny that the God of Abraham, Jacob, Shem, Moses, Jesus Christ etc. is the one true god, which infracts the first two commandments. At worst, their adherence endorses/compels the practice of ritual child sacrifice as well as sexual congress with children, their consent notwithstanding. (It should be noted that these rituals aren't limited to children.) Luciferians believe in a perverted divine trinity, that is the Father God, the Mother Goddess, and the hermaphrodite (combination of Hermes and Aprhodite) child--the Baphomet, which combined creates the embodiment of Lucifer. I've argued for some time now that the predominant religion on Earth is not Christianity, but Luciferianism because the elite of the most popular "Christian" denomination--Catholicism--including and especially the pope himself are in fact Luciferians. They surreptitiously ingratiate Christians to their Luciferian rituals through innocuous fusions--e.g. "water" baptism.Most of the "elite," whether they're politicians, international financiers, actors, singers, rappers, athletes, journalists, media personalities and companies (especially Disney), physicians, health officials, lawyers, insurance salesmen, Popes, cardinals, and Bishops etc. are Luciferian. And they hide it in plain sight because many, like Lemming conveyed, have little to no understanding of that which constitutes Luciferianism.
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The Federal Reserve is a debt-spender. It prints money with impunity, knowing that by means of the 14th & 16th amendments the U.S. citizen was responsible for public debt. Those demons Franklin Delano Roosevelt (1933) and Richard Milhous Nixon (1971) have ensured that each United States citizen serves as collateral (or debt-slave) in their systematic removal of the gold standard.
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@oromagi
You are the last sad bastard to still believe that desperate lie.
I would like to state that you're better than this, but you have repeatedly demonstrated that you're not. Not only have you disrespected members whose conduct you were charged with moderating, but you've also disrespected the position that was extended to you. And for what, you disagree with a member's politics? You have to make sure they don't continue "lying" by insulting them? Why is it so difficult for you to exercise the same discipline your colleagues have demonstrated--hell, that any decent person would demonstrate?
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@Best.Korea
I think Athias is Christian.
Athias is a non-religious. I just oppose Luciferianism, which doesn't require subscription to any one Christian denomination, the majority of which I've argued in the past in some form practice Luciferian rituals.
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@FLRW
Remember that Athias said Beliefs are always true.
I don't remember denying the truth of Best.Korea's belief; only, that it was unfortunate.
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@FLRW
Like the past belief that the Earth was flat?
I'll play devil's advocate. Suppose I do believe that the Earth is flat. Is my belief not true, or does the object of my belief lack verifiable data consistent with accepted scientific metrics?
Take your time to consider what it is I'm actually asking.
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@Sidewalker
I’m basing it on the real world.
Whose real world?
My point is your comment “Yes, because the representation of identical social, political, and economic values can be expressed exclusively and necessarily through skin color” is just nonsense.
And this is demonstrated and/or substantiated because you state it's nonsense?
OK, and that would also be nonsense.
Hold on to that thought.
No it doesn’t, there are social,political, and economic experience differences between the white and black
But if distinction is defined by their skin color, then how are you not arguing that:
Athias Post #9
so-called blacks and so-called whites [are] monolithic socioeconomic and political demographics
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but it does not follow that either experience is monolithic.
Except economically, politically, and socially as you argued above, correct? Which is it?
Nope.
So then, his election doesn't serve so-called "black representation" right?
If you want to argue against the simple statement that “blackpeople deserve their share of representation”,
Why would a demographic need "representation" if they're not an economic, social, and political monolith?
you need to present more thanobtuse straw man statements and hasty generalizations,
My arguments were neither straw men or hasty generalizations. Nice effort.
how about you put forth arational argument.
I thought I did.
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@ebuc
Beliefs can be true, not or combination of both.
Beliefs are always true.
Truth exists and sometimes, with well documented facts to confirm the truth of what we believed to be true.
Once again, define "well documented."
Sometimes were left to circumstantial evidence and/or our confidence in others telling of what they believe they know.
Once again, define "circumstantial evidence."
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@ebuc
Some conspiracies are true others not.
Naturally.
Sometimes the true ones are exposed via well documented facts,
Define a "well documented fact."
When this latter happens we are left to circumstantial evidence,
Define "circumstantial evidence."
our confidence in those who say the conspiracy is true, or not.
"Confidence" is a moot point since, and I assume, that the juxtaposition between "well documented fact" and "circumstantial evidence" also serves to produce "confidence."
Greed being the primary reason for covid vaccine or all other to exist I do not believe is truth.
That is your prerogative.
When we have evidence of them saying that was their primary reason, then we can only accept their word at face value,
Fair enough.
unless there is circumstantial evidence to dissuade us from believing their comments are not true.
What about patents for the virus which stem as far back as the 80's? What about counterproductive lock downs and mask mandates? What about the media's exaggerating and outright lying about the virus's epidemicity? What about the disinformation pedaled by the White House's Chief Medical Advisor, Anthony Faucci? What about pushing a vaccine only months after trials, when the effects of a vaccine aren't typically produced until after a decade of trials? What about the lack of investigation into the Moderna vaccine and how this vaccine "teaches" cells to produce COVID spike proteins? What about the fact that an overwhelming majority of unvaccinated individuals have survived this COVID "epidemic/pandemic"?
But, you can believe whatever you want.
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@Sidewalker
Because of skin color, the social, political, and economic experience is not identical,
On what are you basing this?
the experiential reality of the black man is different than the experience of a white man.
The experiential reality of the individual is different from the experience of another. What is your point?
So yes, politically, representation by leaders who understand the issues resulting from skin color is important.
Which is to say that the skin color is necessarily associated with experience (and response,) and therefore can be used to argue a uniform experience (united by skin color) a uniform response, and a uniform set of values. Doesn't proposing that so-called blacks and so-called whites being monolithic socioeconomic and political demographic necessarily render a "racist" inference?
Furthermore, since Gabe Amo is a Democrat, would he represent the values of so-called "Black" Republicans by mere virtue of his skin color?
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@Double_R
Because it doesn't meet the definition of the word.To exist is to "have being". Qualities don't have being, they are observations of things that have being.
Define, "have being."
In this context those two words synonymous.
They can be. But how is this any different than the subject you brought up?
I suppose you could say that, but my position is that it's not God that is necessarily concurrent with logic but rather existence itself. God is therefore concurrent not because he is God but because he (allegedly) exists.
The proposition is that God has always been. Therefore God would be concurrent with existence, which is rationalized through logic.
You can conceptually have logic without God, you cannot conceptually have God without logic.
IFF the argument is that God isn't the origin and source of all existence, and thereby the origin and source of logic.
You're talking about the words,
No, I am not.
I'm talking about the essence of what those words are describing.
An essence which has no description without you. We created the nomenclature "two." We created and standardized a consistent logic to determine that which we see is "two." Without us, it's nothing.
Long before life existed on earth there were two rocks on some hill and two rocks on another, those rocks still totaled 4 even if there were no humans around to recognize it.
There's no way you can confirm this in a manner that controls for our existence independently. (Excuse the dangling modifier.)
They don't have weights or volumes. This is a category error, one which I know you understand full well. Why ask me such a silly question?
Why are you affirming a silly proposition such as that which has no mass, volume, weight, or density can be "observed"?
There is a distinction, and it's a very big one here in this conversation. The phrase "subject to" simply means in accordance with, that can very easily be applied and is often applied to mean "along the lines of [something that has no agency]".Meanwhile "controlled" is used to describe a state where a thinking agent is actively involved in the events of something and actively making decisions as to what happens. Because of this, the word carries with it a clear emotional connotation because of how it has always been applied. That connotation is therefore being smuggled in when used towards something with no agency.
"Controlled" doesn't necessarily carry an "emotional connotation" since it requires no agent. And the consequence is identical, which is the reason the description of the term includes both "someone" and "something." Aren't you employing a "silly" semantic tactic?
This is a common tactic in theistic arguments,
Is it?
This is what one has to resort to when their position is ultimately without rational support.
Your counterarguments have demonstrated no such thing.
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@Best.Korea
Well, black people deserve their share of representation.
Yes, because the representation of identical social, political, and economic values can be expressed exclusively and necessarily through skin color.
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I'm sure his being so-called "Black" adds an extra qualification his predecessors were so sorely lacking.
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@FLRW
We assign
Athias Post #71:
The numbers "two" and "four" are merely abstract assignments.
a single object as one object,
How do you know it's "single"?
Add another object and that is 2 objects. We developed numbers to define quantities.
So quantities are not independent of qualia, but subject to (abstract) definition?
In Spanish one is uno.
I'm aware.
Number systems have progressed from the use of fingers and tally marks,
You haven't seen anyone who uses their fingers to count?
perhaps more than 40,000 years ago,
I saw my niece do it just a few years ago--granted she was in kindergarten.
to the use of sets of glyphs able to represent any conceivable number efficiently.
So you concede that numbers are conceived?
The earliest known unambiguous notations for numbers emerged in Mesopotamia about 5000 or 6000 years ago.
Lack of (our) observational data is not the absence of observational data.
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@Best.Korea
Ask Sandra.
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@Best.Korea
I just dont want to offend the gender. I can pretend that something is a woman even if it obviously isnt.
If one is seeking to avoid "offense" as it concerns gender, then one should not make gender the subject of discussion.
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@Best.Korea
Eh, if something says that its a woman, I will trust that its a woman.
That is your prerogative. But given anonymity and capacity to create multiple alternate accounts, I will maintain discretion in choosing whom I believe.
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@FLRW
Math comes from logic.
Athias Post #58:
Math is an extension of logic,Very much so.
Put 2 carrots down and then put another 2 carrots down.
How do you know it's two?
Now count the total number of carrots.
How do you know you're counting "numbers"?
That is how math started.
How does this make math any less "imagined"?
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Government = Bad.
Anarchy = Good.
That is all.
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@FLRW
If you look at this topic ( https://www.debateart.com/forum/topics/9393-consent-and-antinatalism) you see that this women is far more intellectualthan most of the men here. The future of DebateArt depends on intellectual discussions.
You mean MgtowDemon? Since you can no more confirm that person's sex than I, I would hold off in trying to qualify one's intellect by one's assumed genitalia.
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@Greyparrot
@Sidewalker
Greyparrot Post #47:
It does give off palpable creep vibes.
Sidewalker Post #53:
It is if you are trying to get laid.
Or the veneer is finally dissolving?
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Truly appalling that foreskins are being used in cosmetics. And if the target consumer base is the "backbone of society," and they control for an overwhelming majority of consumption, then I suppose infant Korean foreskins in part play a vital role.
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@Double_R
It doesn't "interact". It is an observable quality of existence, and is no more explainable than existence itself.
How can an "observable quality of existence" NOT EXIST?
In order for it to come from God that would mean God came first This means there was a point in which there was a God but no logic
Which came first, the "mind" or the "self"? Is it not worth considering that God and logic are concurrent?
This means it is possible for something to exist without being subject to logic
Yes.
This means it is possible for something to be what it is and not be what it is at the same time in the same sense.
Only if logic dictates existence. And it doesn't. How can logic in and of itself "be" while it simultaneously subverts existence? If you're going to argue that logic is "an observable quality of existence" then why is it not then not apropos to argue that logic is an observable quality of God?
2+2=4 was true long before humans came along.
No, it wasn't. The numbers "two" and "four" are merely abstract assignments.
We didn't create that
Yes we did.
we observed that it was true and then created words to express it.
What are the masses, weights, volumes, and densities of the numbers "two" and "four"?
That's called discovery.
That's called "conception"--or better yet, IMAGINATION.
Words have meaning. The universe and everything in it is subject to the laws of physics and math. That is not what it means for something to be controlled. This is a silly semantic point.
The silly semantic point is to argue in this context that there's a distinction between being "subject to" the laws of physics and math, and being "controlled."
I think I answered this above.
Not really.
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@ebuc
This sounds like irrational conspiracy theory to me.
Naturally, I assumed it would.
Nutters who follow irrational lines of thought process are perhaps in the millions on Earth albeit,
Irrational? How so?
various groups may focus on medical, political, sports, money, greed etc type issues, to whatever degree.
How is this relevant?
This is not to say that greed or worse is not existent to some degree in medical health field, only that over many years of vaccination existent, I dont think greed is high on list of reasons most vaccinations exist, and rather doubt you or other { OGP } have evidence of other.
I have no more evidence for one's state of mind than you do. And while true that proposing greed is a primary reason is mere assumption--and I don't dispute at all that it is an assumption--assumption doesn't indicate "irrationality." Your counterargument pretty much sums up to "I don't think you're right about what you think," for which the evidence is as much as mine.
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@Best.Korea
I dont know, I didnt take part in statistics.
So why reference them?
However, statistics do say that atheists better solve IQ tests.
And this is because they're more "intelligent" and say... not more in line with the subject matters that align with the classroom discipline, which I.Q. attempts to "measure"?
atheists are cool now and Christianity is doomed to disappear now that we know how being Christian lowers IQ score.
So it's not being atheist that makes one "smarter;" it's just that being a Christian makes one "6 points" dumber?
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@Double_R
Math doesn't "exist" in any sense of the word, nor is it a product of anything.
Then how does that which does not exist interact with that which does exist without unilateral or "co-"dependency?
Math is an extension of logic,
Very much so.
so when you argue that math comes from God you are arguing that logic also comes from God, which is incoherent.
Not really.
Do you believe God is subject to the laws of logic?
Well, let me ask you this: if we presuppose that logic does come from God, would he not be subject to it?
If you say he is subject to the laws of logic then he cannot be their author, and certainly not their arbiter.
Why not?
At that point, the rest of your argument falls apart.
Not really. You would first have to explain how his being both the origin and subject of/to logic are mutually exclusive.
Humans didn't invent math, we discovered it.
Nope, humans invented it. Abstracts according to materialist standards don't "exist" in nature; "discovery" implies observation, where as abstracts, like logic and mathematics, imply conception.
Math doesn't "control" the universe in any coherent sense of the word.
According to materialist standards, the laws of physics control the universe; and EVERY PHYSICAL LAW MUST BE MATHEMATICALLY PROVEN. In that sense, in concordance with materialist description, math does control the universe.
It's not acting, is not making decisions, it just is.
And yet, according to you, we "discovered" it.
Math, like logic, are best thought of as necessary qualities of existence itself.
They're important abstracts in rationalizing our existence -- with that much, I can agree.
This is why God is subject to them, because the argument is that he exists.
Why is his being the origin of logic and being subject to logic mutually exclusive? Case in point: we are the origins of our own minds, and yet we are subject to them.
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@Best.Korea
No, I dont think that I am smarter.
But you're an atheist, so according to your description, why not? Or do you recognize that employing composition fallacies in contests over one's intelligence could be characterized as "not smart"?
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@FLRW
It's important that we keep this topic on the front page of DebateArt. It should drive any women away.And yes, I am saying women are too smart to go to a shit-hole site.
Perhaps you can create yet another account and pretend to be female? That way, we can gauge the value female qualified participation would bring to this alleged "shit-hole site."
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@Greyparrot
You mean, simple greed isn't a motive to create a demand for vaccines? Surprised you left that off your list of reasons.
Haha, I thought that was implicit. But greed is definitely a reason--if not, the primary reason.
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@Best.Korea
As explained,
Neither you nor FLRW explained anything. Not that you have to -- I'm familiar with the "studies."
on average, atheists are smarter.
Is that what you think? You subscribe to a "psychometric" which tells you that you are particularly "6 points" (which doesn't qualify as one standard deviation) higher in intelligence quotient than a non-atheist, and you think you're smarter? You really believe intelligence can be captured in "points," but you can't quantify the change in Einstein's intelligence that changed his opinion from at least a deist to an atheist?
So either being an atheist makes you more likely to be intelligent, either being intelligent makes you more likely to be atheist.
To how many points should an atheist aspire? Or does merely declaring "God does not exist" grant an automatic "6 point" boost? What if one states it but doesn't mean it? What if one thinks it but doesn't state it? Are there point boosters?
*Note: if you can't tell, I'm being facetious. But it's no more nonsensical than attempting to gain an edge on the subject of ontology using points.
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@Best.Korea
His intelligence definitely contributed, as did plenty of other factors.However, intelligence is not the only factor, obviously.Kinda like push and pull. Some things push, some pull. Its impossible for me to figure out all the factors.
So why are you and FLRW attempting to push the idea that one's "intelligence quotient" some how qualifies one's propensity either way (Theism or Atheism) if as you've conceded, it's impossible for you to figure out all the factors, much less gauge the extent it plays in what you characterized as an internally individual process?
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@Best.Korea
Its different for every person.I dont know exactly when Einstein became atheist, but yes its easier as time passes.
So you would allege that Einstein's subscription to Atheism was independent of his work in theoretical physics, his purported intelligence, and his age, per se. It just happened when the moment was right for him?
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@FLRW
According to Einstein: A Life, a biography published in 1996, he was devoutly religious as a child. But at the age of 13, he “abandoned his uncritical religious fervor, feeling he had been deceived into believing lies”.I was 12 when that happened to me.
So if he had abandoned his uncritical religious fervor at the age of 13, then why would he would suggest an anthropomorphic God at 42?
And if "intelligence quotient," as both you and Best.Korea have attempted to use in a means to marginalize the intelligence of theists, is positively correlated with age, then wouldn't that by fallacious cum hoc ergo propter hoc reasoning suggest that your adoption of Atheism would have happened at a point in your life when you were near your least intelligent?
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@Best.Korea
The converting to atheism is a process.First you have to overcome fear of God.Then you have to overcome indoctrination from youth spent in religion.Then you have to care enough to take steps and think about if God exists.It doesnt happen at once. It takes time, and plenty of doubt and self-talk involved.
And this was easier done at 75 than 42?
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I'm not sure that quantification is a necessary requirement of effective vaccination.
Then why are "chances" and "statistics" even relevant?
One either accepts the efficacy of the smallpox vaccine or one doesn't.
So, have faith? I'm all for that if certain variables were controlled.
Thereby inferring the efficacy of vaccination as an effective therapy against contagious pathogens.
So if quantification isn't the measure of efficacy, what is?
So, another question.What is the purpose of the Big Vaccination Conspiracy?
Take your pick: social, political, and economic "engineering." Population control. Shoring up demand in pharmaceutical placebos. Luciferian Ritualism, etc.
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@FLRW
Like what? Why do you suppose he wasn't an atheist back then?
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@zedvictor4
So Einstein was more an authority on the subject at 75 than he was at 42? Explain.
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@FLRW
"I believe in Spinoza’s God who reveals himself in the orderly harmony of what exists, not in a God who concerns himself with fates and actions of human beings."
- Albert Einstein
How is Albert Einstein immune from zedvictor's criticism especially considering that he personifies Spinoza's God?
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@zedvictor4
Logic tends to slap one in the face.Or not as the case may be.
I don't follow: were you trying to make a logical point, or arguing the consequences of its application?
So, simple question:Why did Edward Jenner bother?
I wouldn't know; I would have had to have spoken with him for that answer. I would assume he was attempting to expedite the body's natural inoculation. The intention however neither speaks to nor substantiates the quantification of vaccine effects.
Or was he the founder member of the Big Vaccination Conspiracy Club.
Perhaps. It wouldn't surprise me if he was a part of some Masonic lodge at the time.
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@zedvictor4
Any relative hypothesis can be described as GOD.As GOD principle is sound.And GOD is a common label.Alan is also popular.And collapse and rebirth can be numerically represented.But will anything be counting?Atheists tend to be less accepting of mythological hypotheses wherein Man simply invents GODS in the image of himself.Atheists do not necessarily dismiss the GOD principle.Theist/deist is generally used to describe a believer in one of various popular MANGOD inventions.Though an atheist could be regarded as a deist, in so much as the definition of a supreme being is open to interpretation.Whereas theists often have an accompanying book.
So your contention isn't against a "God," but it's anthropomorphic representation?
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