Ontological Disproof of God

[negatio]

There are 5 or 6 of us in total, that I know of, including you.

Interesting.  My guess is that you are in Eastern Kentucky...Negatio

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Anyway it seems you've got paragraphs handled for this post. If you can just keep it up I'm sure you'll get on much better here.
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I'm sure you'll get on much better here.

At this point there is no sense in my proceeding to further engage members of the Atheist Forum absent calling for 


a consensus vote, to be cast by forum members who undertook meaningful participation in recent discussion on my 

thread.

I have extensively explained, during  exchange with members, the reasoning which constitutes my 


disproof of Yahweh; Jehovah; and Jesus Christ, over and over again, until I am blue-in-the-face.

If certain chosen members agree to participate in the consensus vote, I will post a double spaced copy of the most 

recent writing of Part I of the OP for their perusal.

Members invited to participate in a consensus vote are:

emjay; abaddon__ire; Jormungandr; Mathilda; bennyboy; Vulcanlogician; Kernel Sohcahtoa; SaStrike;  Losty; 


robvalue; Khemikal; KevinM1; Lucanus; Whateverist; mh.brewer; Negatio; Kit; and, Astreja .

If the above-named members all agree to participate in the proposed consensus vote, I will post a double spaced

copy of Part I of:  An Important Ramification of Spinoza's Dictum is Disproof of the Deity of Yahweh, Jehovah, and 

Jesus Christ. 


Members need merely reply with a Yes (meaning Negatio has given us a viable theoretical/ontological demonstration 


against the Deity of Yahweh; Jehovah; and, Jesus Christ, or), No. Thank you all. Negatio.