Fort Fun Indiana
Diamond Member
- Mar 10, 2017
- 122,419
- 131,230
- 3,645
This entails a fallacy called "begging the question".How can what the creator created not be used as evidence?
Follow along with the video below to see how to install our site as a web app on your home screen.
Note: This feature may not be available in some browsers.
This entails a fallacy called "begging the question".How can what the creator created not be used as evidence?
No. It's how investigations are performed. I don't need to know who the creator was to examine the evidence of his creation to learn things about the person who created it. So try again.This entails a fallacy called "begging the question".
Yes, but it was an ill conceived idea that was poorly executed.Whatever are you going on about here? It's puzzling. Are you trying to make a point?
I certainly don't.Atheists have nothing to say against faith in God.
Most atheists don't typically post in religious forums.I certainly don't.
I think that's the case for most atheists.
Wrong. Atheists' views change with science discoveries.
Who doesn't? My issue is more with people who have elevated science to a religion and have practically no understanding of the science.Wrong. Atheists' views change with science discoveries.
Use your science.Define "child" and off you go.
Nobody has "elevated science into a religion" That is a narrative that is spun from people who engage in debates before crowds. Religious people have been fighting against scientific discoveries since science was first made public.Who doesn't? My issue is more with people who have elevated science to a religion and have practically no understanding of the science.
A child in the womb is not living?MAybe you'd help society more if you focused on saving the living rather than that not yet born