Why Do Atheists Criticize People's Beliefs?
June 2, 2017 at 8:28 pm
(This post was last modified: June 2, 2017 at 8:29 pm by Valyza1.)
(June 2, 2017 at 6:56 pm)Khemikal Wrote: .....no? In your thought experement...he thought it was terrible place for him and then executed them on account of that?Are you intentionally twisting my words around or are you honestly just getting a different meaning from what I said? I literally said "C hates the world and doesn't want his family to have to live in it anymore". That clearly implies that not only does he think it's a terrible place for him, but for them as well.
Quote:If he deeply believes it's a terrible place, for them, then...again, he deeply believes...what sense does it make to call him a non-believer in that case?
(June 2, 2017 at 6:49 pm)Valyza1 Wrote: I meant non-believer in the sense that he doesn't have any particular religious beliefs, but he still has beliefs. Everyone does.
Quote:Quote:That's basically where we disagree. You seem to be implying that someone like A wouldn't be someone like C without his religious beliefs. I'm saying that's a baseless implication.Well, we don't actually disagree, you change the subject when you trip on your own dick. / shrugs
Quote: How have I changed the subject??
Still haven't deigned to tell me, what you think, in your own scenario...not that I don't already have a pretty good idea of how you hope to moot the issue.
Moot what issue? I think that A and C are acting badly and B and D are acting well and that their beliefs are not determining whether or not they act well or badly. That's the point of the scenario. What am I missing?
