(March 2, 2010 at 2:03 pm)Watson Wrote: So if you can poke holes in every single example, then why should I believe that China exists? I'v enever been there. Hell, perhaps somewhere down the line it was deemed beneficial to create an entirely false place and falsify evidence for such a place. So with that in mind, I believe that the person you called is really a government agent meant to trick me. The map you showed is just something made up, and you've been force-fed the idea that that place, and all those around it exist since birth.
You just can't accept that there are chinatheists, can you?(I'm joking, this thread is a joke, but it does prove a point.)
I can do what 9/11 conspiracists do and poke holes in the established fact that terrorists attacked our nation. Evidence is not about finding disparate facts and weaving a story. That's what I meant by poking holes.
(March 2, 2010 at 2:03 pm)Watson Wrote: Nothing is credibile without having experienced it. Still then, no experience is credible without faith.
That's a wonderful exercise in circular reasoning.
(March 2, 2010 at 2:03 pm)Watson Wrote: Knowing about Him does not equate to going to the 'big orgasm in the sky.' (Btw, what are your thoughts on Heaven? From the sound of it, not exactly correct.) And yes, blame the person, because there are many truths in this world which are held to be self-evident. As I keep saying, love is self-evident, and then understanding the nature of love can help to understand what transcendance means, and so on and so forth...
The concept of heaven and hell are one of the, if not the most, immoral concepts of religion. I have no respect for it, in the least.
Catch me on a different day and I might go into the rest of what you said. As it stands my commitment to my convention in one months means busy busy busy.
"The way to see by faith is to shut the eye of reason." Benjamin Franklin
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