Do Christians have faith in oxygen/air?

[drfuzzy]

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Steve, you said:


And then went down the line, which I rebutted above.  You then said:


Which is ridiculous.  Cumulative fallacies - which are the end points of bad arguments - and non sequiturs do not add up to rationality.

I am wholly unimpressed.  And I certainly don't need you to go back down the "popularity = veracity" rabbit hole yet again.

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You are confusing my reasons with formal arguments. Don't.

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Thinking I am making formal arguments every time I talk about why I believe something is nonsense.

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You can't have a conversation about anything if everything has to be a formal argument. You should know by now I am more than happy to talk philosophy if asked.

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Precisely.  Because "belief" is not rational.  It is deliberate irrationality.  Belief is anti-proof.  "I believe the Great Pumpkin exists and there is no way you can prove he doesn't!!!"