(December 12, 2018 at 11:20 pm)Agnostico Wrote:(December 12, 2018 at 8:48 pm)T0 Th3 M4X Wrote: Reality = Complaining about someone else's belief doesn't validate your own belief.
What an amazing comment...
So atheists complaining about theists beliefs in God doesn't valdidate ur own belief
U just invalidated the whole atheist view.
So firstly u admit atheism to be a belief despite the objections of some.
Secondly as iv already stated I don't rate beliefs. Their nothing but a hinderance stirred up by feelings and emotion instead of logic.
Thirdly the atheist position is based on complaining about religious gods and so by ur own definition invalidates the atheist position as false.
Hehehehe wat r u guys doing to urselves? Just step back and take a look at the mental gymnastics u are performing
So in a discussion with me ur not an atheist because im not asserting a God
The atheist mask only comes on when talking to religious people. Its such a weak position. I find it worthless for any use than to argue theists
I find it funny that people are resorting to calling me angry. BAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA.
Who has used foul language? Not me. Multiple atheists
Who has been abusive? Not me. Multiple atheists
Who has resorted to slander? Not me. Multiple atheists
Who has their feathers ruffled? Not me. Multiple atheists
Perhaps u sense some of my frustration at atheists trying to tell me the agnostic position doesn't exist
Or trying to equate my knowledge based position to the atheists belief based position
So whats with the anti religious propaganda anyway? Its fairly heavy for a group of people who claim to have no belief
Is religion all that bad? Does it influence ur life at all? So where is the beef?
I don't have a particular bias that must be applied to atheists and theist as individuals and as they make claims. What I do have a bias towards is when those claims can't be validated through study within the natural world (or universe) or they try to suggest that super natural phenomena can be studied within natural parameters. For example, believing in vampires that turn into bats, ghouls, goblins, or whatever they come up with. I have no problem with someone asserting that it's possible for super natural beings to exist, but if something is super natural, you couldn't likely control it through natural parameters, and even if you could, you couldn't know which ones it could be subject to. For example, saying you're going to study a super natural vampire in a closed room, when the vampire could potentially just walk through a wall. No problem with someone wanting to believe in a God, or some form of "gods" existing that have an attributed value to them by a population. You can really even believe in the "Dracula" creature, but I wouldn't go out of my way to assert it intentionally without proof.
In reality, we all exist with certain biases. Best to just make the best of it and not assume that everybody has to agree with your view, but rather focus on like-minded endeavors as to advance human relationships and scientific study.