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Are you religious/ superstitious?
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I refer you to my previous post where I asked you for evidence for existence of a supernatural entity. If you want to continue the discusssion, please provide it and we'll go from there.Hard Brexit now!
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To you and I, that is the point exactly.Originally posted by sasguru View PostI have no doubt of that.
And that is the point exactly.
Psychology and neuroscience tells us how easy it is for the mind to play tricks on itself.
So someone's "mystical" experience does not count as evidence.
but not to my brother.
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That's not really true. The vast majority of people that are religious are so because their parents were religious, not because they've made an intelligent choice.Originally posted by contractor79 View PostIt's convinced billions of people around the world of all levels of education, wealth etc.Will work inside IR35. Or for food.Comment
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So did the earth being round, with arguments like this from you and dhoog its laughable that you even post.Originally posted by contractor79 View PostIt's convinced billions of people around the world of all levels of education, wealth etc.
It's not convinced you but why don't you start being honest to us about why you REALLY reject God. Come on, open up, spill the beans, stop hiding behind ludicrous copy and paste arguments to comfort yourself. Do tell.
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This statement makes no sense and you have no evidence to support it. Atheism is not an intelligent choice.Originally posted by VectraMan View PostThat's not really true. The vast majority of people that are religious are so because their parents were religious, not because they've made an intelligent choice.Comment
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The op asked for this to be a non-slanging thread(\__/)
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Yep I agree there he is totally the opposed of me, he more resembles you in intellect, but the funny thing is you can't even see it.Originally posted by d000hg View PostIt's like the anti-kandr. Any chance they can cancel each other out?Comment
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It is because there's no credible evidence for a supernatural entity.Originally posted by contractor79 View Post. Atheism is not an intelligent choice.Hard Brexit now!
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I answered you - I said go look up JESUS.Originally posted by sasguru View PostI refer you to my previous post where I asked you for evidence for existence of a supernatural entity. If you want to continue the discusssion, please provide it and we'll go from there.
Now you answer me- tell us the real reasons you reject God. Did a religious person upset you? Do you feel you've been given a poor hand in life? Is your thing a bit small? Don't girls like you?Comment
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I am respecting that. Sadly I can't say the same about contractor79Originally posted by EternalOptimist View PostThe op asked for this to be a non-slanging threadHard Brexit now!
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