(August 1, 2016 at 12:23 pm)Mister Agenda Wrote: No one can prove there is no after life. That does not mean that there is one, or if there is, that your idea of it is the correct one. The logical fallacy you are making is called an 'argument from ignorance'. It takes the form of asserting that if someone else does not know something, it increases the odds that your assertion on the subject is more likely to be true. It isn't.

You're not necessarily wrong, but if you are right; it is not for the reason you've given.

So Your father existed before your birth. you cannot say that before your birth your father don,t exists.

so next question is how child will understand this thing that who is his real father ? cuz before his birth he/she never seen him. so would he will accept anyone else as his father ? or how child will understand this thing that who is his real father ?

what is your answer ?

reta Wrote:

Nymphadora Wrote:Can someone else please educate this person on the proper use of parentheses and bolding and insults and the difference between "a" and "an"?

He's starting to look like a falsely puffed up street dog who has sniffed too much fertile garbage.

my dear so called intelligent `1 as i have said thousand times before that although my english is not very grammatically, rhetorically correct and Rascals are concerned with grammar. Actual workers are concerned with thoughts.

is this simple thing is very hard to understand ? are you such an highly educated that you cant even understand this simple thing ?

Your incessant insults make you a poor representative for your religion, unless that's a feature of Hare Krishna. Remember that most of us are getting our impression of Hare Krishna from you, it is pretty uncommon in English-speaking countries. Most of us don't know any Hare Krishnas in real life. You are the only one I've knowingly had any interaction with in 30 years. Maybe you ought to put your best foot forward (I say, cringing at the idea of what the translation program may do to this English expression).

(August 1, 2016 at 12:18 pm)reta Wrote:

(August 1, 2016 at 12:11 pm)Nymphadora Wrote: Can someone else please educate this person on the proper use of parentheses and bolding and insults and the difference between "a" and "an"?

He's starting to look like a falsely puffed up street dog who has sniffed too much fertile garbage.

my dear so called intelligent `1 as i have said thousand times before that although my english is not very grammatically, rhetorically correct and Rascals are concerned with grammar. Actual workers are concerned with thoughts.

is this simple thing is very hard to understand ? are you such an highly educated that you cant even understand this simple thing ?

Like most here, even with the highest of education, no one can make sense of your gibberish and your non-sense.

Tell you what.... why don't you try the phone-a-friend option. Get someone to properly articulate your thoughts for you and have them post on your behalf.

reta Wrote:

Mister Agenda Wrote:No one can prove there is no after life. That does not mean that there is one, or if there is, that your idea of it is the correct one. The logical fallacy you are making is called an 'argument from ignorance'. It takes the form of asserting that if someone else does not know something, it increases the odds that your assertion on the subject is more likely to be true. It isn't.

You're not necessarily wrong, but if you are right; it is not for the reason you've given.

So Your father existed before your birth. you cannot say that before your birth your father don,t exists.

so next question is how child will understand this thing that who is his real father ? cuz before his birth he/she never seen him. so would he will accept anyone else as his father ? or how child will understand this thing that who is his real father ?

what is your answer ?

That's right, my father existed before my birth.

I can't know for sure my father is my father without a DNA test. My mother either for that matter. It's possible that I'm adopted and they never told me. I accept that they're my real mother and father because it's likely and it doesn't cost me anything to do so, and even if they're not my real mother and father, they have been just like a mother and father to me.

(August 1, 2016 at 12:32 pm)Mister Agenda Wrote:

reta Wrote:So Your father existed before your birth. you cannot say that before your birth your father don,t exists.

so next question is how child will understand this thing that who is his real father ? cuz before his birth he/she never seen him. so would he will accept anyone else as his father ? or how child will understand this thing that who is his real father ?

what is your answer ?

That's right, my father existed before my birth.

I can't know for sure my father is my father without a DNA test. My mother either for that matter. It's possible that I'm adopted and they never told me. I accept that they're my real mother and father because it's likely and it doesn't cost me anything to do so, and even if they're not my real mother and father, they have been just like a mother and father to me.

And really, in the grand scheme of things, isn't that all that matters? They provided you with the nurturing and love you needed as a child. They were the ones present in your earliest memories, so it's only natural to assume your father is actually your father.

(August 1, 2016 at 12:28 pm)reta Wrote:

(August 1, 2016 at 12:23 pm)Mister Agenda Wrote: No one can prove there is no after life. That does not mean that there is one, or if there is, that your idea of it is the correct one. The logical fallacy you are making is called an 'argument from ignorance'. It takes the form of asserting that if someone else does not know something, it increases the odds that your assertion on the subject is more likely to be true. It isn't.

You're not necessarily wrong, but if you are right; it is not for the reason you've given.

So Your father existed before your birth. you cannot say that before your birth your father don,t exists.

so next question is how child will understand this thing that who is his real father ? cuz before his birth he/she never seen him. so would he will accept anyone else as his father ? or how child will understand this thing that who is his real father ?

what is your answer ?

I am finally starting to understand your concept .... not your point 

a) In the last life you were illiterate ...

b) In this life you are semi-illiterate ...

c) In your next life you will be literate ...

 
Reta asked "what is your answer ? "  .... My answer, come back in your next life and maybe we will understand your point 

(August 1, 2016 at 12:34 pm)Nymphadora Wrote: And really, in the grand scheme of things, isn't that all that matters? [...]

Depends on what you mean by "grand scheme". For medical reasons - it's often important to know one's biological parents. All sorts of genetic factors have huge effect on quality of life.

(August 1, 2016 at 12:32 pm)Mister Agenda Wrote:

reta Wrote:So Your father existed before your birth. you cannot say that before your birth your father don,t exists.

so next question is how child will understand this thing that who is his real father ? cuz before his birth he/she never seen him. so would he will accept anyone else as his father ? or how child will understand this thing that who is his real father ?

what is your answer ?

That's right, my father existed before my birth.

I can't know for sure my father is my father without a DNA test. My mother either for that matter. It's possible that I'm adopted and they never told me. I accept that they're my real mother and father because it's likely and it doesn't cost me anything to do so, and even if they're not my real mother and father, they have been just like a mother and father to me.

So now you already dont know this thing that who is your real father. so D.N.A test means you admit that you need help of your real mother. so in all respects you have to approach your real mother.

and now if you also dont know your real mother then what is meaning of such so called D.N.A test ?

same you have to follow real authority. "Whatever You have spoken, I accept it," Then there is no difficulty.

Otherwise, if you makes research, "Who is my father?" go on searching for life; you'll never find your father.

What in the fuck.