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@3RU7AL
However, if you insist "it doesn't exist", then you must be able to support your claim with logic.
My claim has always been that there is no liable evidence that proves the existence of a god.
It is a violation of Civil Debate to demonize your opponent.
Assuming that I am demonizing someone simply because I question their claims, is in itself an attempt to demonize.
By attempting to make me look like the antagonist of this conversation, you are, by definition, demonizing me.
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@3RU7AL
If you are attempting to say that something exists, you have the burden of proof.It also attempts to unfairly shifts the burden-of-proof to your opponent.
If someone claims to have seen gods or heard the voices of gods, you can't "prove them wrong".
You can assume that they are not being truthful, if they have not presented evidence.
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@3RU7AL
(IFF) your gods are so great and love me so much (THEN) they can speak to me directly.
You seem to have misunderstood, so let me rephrase this.
There is no liable proof for the existence of a god, meaning that not once has there been a piece of evidence that completely proves the existence of a god.
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It seems that he was banned a few days ago on request.
Anyone know why?
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@3RU7AL
I'm sure it's fully capable of revealing itself to me
It never has, though.
There isn’t any liable evidence that proves that there is an existing god, so it can be assumed that there is no god.
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@3RU7AL
If no living person has ever seen “god”, then there is no undeniable proof that it exists.
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@DynamicSquid
She should probably be more focused on finishing her education :/
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@Alec
At a point in history, yes. Currently, no.
What seems to be the main argument for male privilege is that a women makes 77 cents for every dollar a man makes. Now, this isn’t entirely true. While men make more money in the same career choice than women, this isn’t because they have a higher salary; it’s because they generally put in more hours, and are less likely to take sick days.
So no, men are not payed more than women.
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