(October 13, 2013 at 8:02 am)BrianSoddingBoru4 Wrote: You're looking at the incredulity argument backwards. My stance is that the chance of every one of the few hundred people in a coastal fishing village would merit death via tsunami is vanishingly small. The stance of those who believe in divine retribution would be that of the one million+ people killed in the China floods of the 1930s, ALL of them would have had to have been monstrously evil enough to deserve to die, the unpalatable option being that God is willing to take out thousands of good people to kill a few baddies.It doesn't matter if I'm being more incredulous, as I'm not making an argument from my personal incredulity, as you are.
Who is being more incredulous?
Boru
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