Well if thats how you want to define evidence, who is to say that the 'big bang' wasn't made by a creator? There is a probability that it could've been (following your logic).
also ded at wikipedia isnt a valid source, I'm listing the fallacy you are committing in each post you fool
inb4 ad hominem
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01-27-2015, 03:19 PM #66
Fun fact: I'm a Christian.
I enjoy playing the part of an Atheist. The Atheist character I'm playing ITT is still not convinced of anything. You cannot compare playing cards to God. Completely illogical.
And to answer the science based degree question, I am in school for a bachelors in Biological Sciences.
Possibility? Yes. However, you cannot compare a deck of cards to an all knowing creator.
What we know for certain:
-There is a deck of cards.
-In a deck of cards, we know there is a queen and king.
What we know for certain in the world:
-We are here.
-We aren't sure of any existence in God.
Again, it is scientifically illogical to to believe in a God when you have no evidence to back it up. Scientifically, if there is no evidence, then it does not exist.Last edited by RainingBlood; 01-27-2015 at 03:25 PM.
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I live the no fuks given life. Been on both sides numerous times and came to the conclusion it's pointless thinking about this crap.
Facts are facts, no one can prove or disprove gods.
By all means have your own beliefs but don't shove it down people's throats and this goes for both sides.Training Clips: https://www.instagram.com/danhutch96/
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01-27-2015, 03:25 PM #71anonymousGuest
either trolling or NEVER seen an atheist debate before lmfao
99% of us were christian before so clearly didnt start w the assumption that there is no god.
and i know zero atheists irl who follow "hard atheism" which is where they assert there is no god.
ive never seen an atheist struggle in a debate 100% srs
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01-27-2015, 03:26 PM #73
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of...rmal_fallacies
first one
and I never once compared the two I created a paradoxical event using your own logic.
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01-27-2015, 03:29 PM #76
So you're telling me you are an Atheist?
The whole point of this debate (that you're losing terribly btw) is that you are trying to make evidence of evidence of lack of evidence to believe in God. In essence, you regard something as "true" when there is no evidence to back it up.
Lets use an algebraic formula to help you understand.
If God= Evidence+Faith, and we divide by Faith, we get:
God/Faith= Evidence.
Faith and God do not equal evidence.
In the mathematics community, we call this a "no solution".
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