Arguments against existence of God.

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Who is "everyone?"  Everyone on the planet?  Everyone in a room?  Everyone in your imagination?  Maybe it was group think.

Anyway, you failed to read my statement correctly. Someone refuted the initial statement by Carrier on the YT page for the video.

See post #317 (the one with the video)

"It's amazing how it took less than a minute of his argument for someone to find logical fallacies..."

Someone...  As in someone else and not me.

There ya go.  You wasted all that time checking with "everyone" when you could've just asked or taken the time to read the post.  If at that point you still were uncertain, you could've went to the YT page or asked for further clarification.  E-Z Peazy.

Just as I thought. YOU are totally unable to even address ONE point YOURSELF, that Carrier makes. 
You know NOTHING about the subject, in fact. 
All you can do is parrot what someone else says. 

I realize your reading comprehension is pretty bad, but show me ANYWHERE I said "everyone". 
What a fucking dolt.

BTW, when you arrived you said some things are true, regardless of anyone's opinion on them. Then I asked you how you determine what is "true" ... and you gave some stupid answer.
Thanks about it, fool. Your statement is the height of idiocy. If it's true, and no one can determine it's true, then how the fuck can anyone "tell" it's true ?
A philosopher you ain't. LMAO

What specifically do you want me to address?  I've told you at least twice you can ask.  If you don't read things or don't comprehend them properly, that is beyond me.  I can't control your brain cells or make your fingers type a question.  Just tell me what you specifically want me to address from Carrier and maybe the time he says it in the video for reference. So let's just get past the string of logical fallacies in this last post of yours, tell me what's on your mind specifically, then we can have a friendly conversation about whatever it is.

If you say I'm not a philosopher, there are two problems there. First, philosophy isn't always about coming to the correct conclusion. Second, I never stated I was a philosopher.  Furthermore, even if I said I was, and still got something wrong, it wouldn't validate you because philosophy at its core is one thing.  "The love of wisdom."  You don't even have to fully understand.  You just have to care about the journey.  And to that, all I would have to say is, "then you don't know me."