(June 10, 2012 at 10:12 am)elunico13 Wrote: You're not understanding that in order for your beliefs to be rational they have to satisfy the preconditions of intelligibility.
Logic, Uniformity of nature, morality, dignity, freedom, etc. Without these you can't have knowledge.
Study a bit of philosophy before you make such blatantly wrong claims. Of all the "preconditions", logic is the only one that applies.
(June 10, 2012 at 10:12 am)elunico13 Wrote: Only the Biblical God can have justification for these. The biblical creation worldview is true and knowledge is possible because of this. Any worldview contradicting the God of the Bible can't satisfy the preconditions of intelligibility.
You borrow from the Christian worldview and take for granted these preconditions. When I ask for rational reasons from evolutionists they try to answer these questions without God and I just get people talking about ice cream and telling me science works because it works. No rational answer from anyone.
Thats why my sig works so well in this forum.
On the contrary, it is your Christian worldview with an illogical and conceptually impossible god as a basis that is unintelligible. Your premises were borrowed from Plato and taken up as your own, but that doesn't change the fact that it is your theistic worldview with its negation of the basis for logic that is not only unintelligible in itself but makes any intelligibility impossible.
