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The first premise needs some fleshing out. A double negative right off the bat doesn't portend well for a logical proof.
Why?1. If God did not exist, knowledge would be impossible.
I really don't understand the first point at all.
I'm not against the idea of God and have no reason to believe he doesn't exist but number 1 is just stupid.
Religion is whatever you want it to be. The only carry over from biblical times is the belief in a God but 'religion' itself has turned into a business. Christians believe all creation started with Genesis and 4,000 years later Christianity with the death of Christ. Now 2,021 years old it's all just a money making business. Lost are facts that ancient civilizations existed long before the supposed 'Creation of all'. Odd how some important aspects of Christianity are derived from ancient Greek polytheism which was practiced thousands of years before Christ. Zeus (God) who ruled over Mt. Olympus (Heaven) created man and later had a mortal son Argos (Christ). Anyway a fellow known as T.S had a wild but interesting theory on how Christianity borrowed a lot from the ancient Greeks. How Christ may actually just be a later day Zeus, seeing as how the name Jesus actually means Zeus in ancient texts. Again, just one man's theory but interesting none the less...Zeus and Jesus Christ: Their Shocking Connection
Transcendental Argument (TAG) for God’s Existence:
1. If God did not exist, knowledge would be impossible.2. Knowledge is possible.3. God exists.
I really don't understand the first point at all.
I'm not against the idea of God and have no reason to believe he doesn't exist but number 1 is just stupid.
But why is it stupid in your opinion? Bear in mind that knowledge is derived via the application of conceptual and mathematical logic.
Delving deeper into the matter:
A better argument would be:
1. IfGodThe Easter Bunny did not exist, knowledge would be impossible.
2. Knowledge is possible.
3. The Easter Bunny exists.
Actually it is the exact opposite, which you would know if you ever actually read the bible!1. If God did not exist, knowledge would be impossible.
According to the bible knowledge is a FRUIT you eat from a tree!Bear in mind that knowledge is derived via the application of conceptual and mathematical logic.
^^^^^ Reducing the religious extremist to babbling.A better argument would be:
1. IfGodThe Easter Bunny did not exist, knowledge would be impossible.
2. Knowledge is possible.
3. The Easter Bunny exists.
And the world’s amusements, its diversions, abound!
Sought by pale hands, chased by wooden feet:
Candy-coated rainbows that calm and feed the head
Or illicit, well-used harpies that slip into your bed . . .
Charms that lift you or drop you into a cold sweat.
I have cravenly suffered the sentimental drivel of the career politician—Actually it is the exact opposite, which you would know if you ever actually read the bible!1. If God did not exist, knowledge would be impossible.
KNOWLEDGE was the FORBIDDEN FRUIT!!!!!!
^^^^^ Reducing the religious extremist to babbling.A better argument would be:
1. IfGodThe Easter Bunny did not exist, knowledge would be impossible.
2. Knowledge is possible.
3. The Easter Bunny exists.
And the world’s amusements, its diversions, abound!
Sought by pale hands, chased by wooden feet:
Candy-coated rainbows that calm and feed the head
Or illicit, well-used harpies that slip into your bed . . .
Charms that lift you or drop you into a cold sweat.
“It’s as if atheists were lobotomized zombies or something,” Jane opined as she thought about the feminazi who taught her social studies class.According to the bible knowledge is a FRUIT you eat from a tree!
1. If God did not exist, knowledge would be impossible.
^^^^^ Marshall Applewhite wannabe.^^^^^ Reducing the religious extremist to babbling.A better argument would be:
1. IfGodThe Easter Bunny did not exist, knowledge would be impossible.
2. Knowledge is possible.
3. The Easter Bunny exists.
And the world’s amusements, its diversions, abound!
Sought by pale hands, chased by wooden feet:
Candy-coated rainbows that calm and feed the head
Or illicit, well-used harpies that slip into your bed . . .
Charms that lift you or drop you into a cold sweat.
And the nanny state, the meddler, bewitches so easily!
Conceived by venal men, contrived by ruthless means . . .
That ancient human misery loosed again on you and me,
Watching, prying . . . or it smothers,
The self-anointed class, the deified regime.