RE: Ontological Disproof of God
September 2, 2018 at 3:27 am
(This post was last modified: September 2, 2018 at 3:38 am by negatio.)
(August 25, 2018 at 12:48 pm)robvalue Wrote: This seems to me to be a massive amount of effort to try to disprove what amount to literary characters which are no more convincing than Darth Vader to begin with. In fact, the latter requires a lot less assumptions to consider plausible.
If instead we're talking about some generic "creator", then I don't think such a thing is (yet) open to being disproven; certainly not through logical argumentation, anyway.
robvalue --chainsaw of logic.
It was on page 24, post # 236, of my thread, that you wrote the above, which is an example of the style of your writing which struck me as "cryptic". The two sentences are beautiful in their radically nebulous structure.
To launch the message you are intending to send to me by employing "This...", is, to me, personally, a jarring attempted reference to nothing which I can readily comprehend that you are speaking about; now, upon reflection, I see that by ''this'' you simply meant the entireity of my massive struggle to engage others in what I consider to be a viable disproof of the deity of Yahweh, Jehovah, and Jesus Christ. However, in order to obviate, right from the start, one's statement putting the reader at a complete loss regarding what you are referring to, by employing what I call "this"-writing, which cryptic ''this''-writing ought to, in my opinion, always be avoided ! I will, in future, continue to give you my personal evaluation of the sentences; however, I can see that you are raising, as far as I am concerned, some very significant and beautiful questions, which, I hope, we can pursue together. Thank you so much, robvalue ! Negatio.
