(June 24, 2011 at 1:24 pm)TheologicalThinker1 Wrote: That Christians, and anyone who isn't an Atheist for that matter, is not a 'Free' Thinker. I may believe in Christianity, but that doesn't mean I'm not a free thinker! I made a choice to be a Christian which means I freely chose to be one. I was not forced to be one. Even as a Christian I can freely think. Can someone explain to me how the term 'Free' Thinker only applies to Atheists?
Hurrah, I've managed to offend you already! I'm thrilled
TheologicalThinker1 Wrote:Then you're not a freethinker either, no? You have no scientific proof that a God doesn't exist, so you would be in the same boat as us. Really, the only ones who are freethinkers would be agnostics because they neither deny or accept the theory of a god or gods existing.
You actually used this argument? Seriously?
You can't disprove Zeus or Thor or fairies or unicorns or the Flying Spaghetti Monster or celestial teapots. That's not the problem, if you claim something is there, it is you who must prove it.
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