Atheism the unscientific belief (part one, two, and three)

[Whateverist]

There is not a single demonstrable case of another mind surviving the death of its vessel; i.e., the brain. Not one. Your beliefs in this matter are simply unjustified and unreasonable.

Plenty of them Cato.
Just read NDEs experiences.  


http://www.nderf.org/NDERF/NDE_Archives/...counts.htm

What?  You find first person reports of what people think is going on with them when they're unconscious more reliable than any application of the scientific method?

Oh Rik, I don't want to keep calling you a goof ball.  Are you just baiting us?  Why do you need abuse in your life?  How did you come to this?

[Simon Moon]

Just read NDEs experiences.  


http://www.nderf.org/NDERF/NDE_Archives/...counts.htm

Yes, NDE's are an interesting phenomena.

You don't think they actually provide any evidence for any of your unsupported claims, do you?

Oh yeah, I forgot who I am responding to.

No understanding of the burden of proof. Check. 
No understanding of what constitutes reliable evidence (hint: personal experience is not reliable evidence). Check.
No demonstrable evidence provided for any of his claims. Check.

And we're the ones being unscientific when we disbelieve your claims. Yoga' please!

[Losty]

Enrico, my love. It's been a long time.
I trust you haven't been reading any books lately?

How are you dear?
I still got any chances with you in the next life?  
I hope so.  
In the meantime i was reading your interesting signature by Jim Morrison.
It follow my same way of life when he say.......... There can't be any large-scale revolution until there's a personal revolution, on an individual level. It's got to happen inside first.
Also yoga believe that the real treasure is within.
What people look outside or think doesn't exist is instead inside.
Bye.  

I've been....well I'm around. A lot of changes going on in my life.
I still don't believe in reincarnation but if it turns out to be real, I'm all yours in the next life

[Homeless Nutter]

[...]You should try science and reason. They're often quite refreshing.

Not gonna happen. It would require effort and the whole point of belief in woo nonsense is avoiding intellectual challenge, replacing it with lazy mental masturbation. One can spend a lifetime comprehending just a tiny fraction of scientific knowledge, while even particularly slow children can effortlessly make up their own realities - just like our Little fRik here...

[TheRocketSurgeon]

[...]You should try science and reason. They're often quite refreshing.

Not gonna happen. It would require effort and the whole point of belief in woo nonsense is avoiding intellectual challenge, replacing it with lazy mental masturbation. One can spend a lifetime comprehending just a tiny fraction of scientific knowledge, while even particularly slow children can effortlessly make up their own realities - just like our Little fRik here...

Little pRik?

[Homeless Nutter]

Little pRik?

Already used that one some time ago. Trying to keep myself entertained by coming up with new puns, because this dumb-ass has been spewing the same tedious sh*t for quite a while. He's a bit of a one-Little-tRik-pony, this one...

[Little Rik]

Tub.
I lost the count of how many times atheists claim that there is no God, that with the physical life is all over, that we got the consciousness that we got from previous generation and so on.
Are these not believes?
Are you kidding me?  

No that is not a belief.
We went through this recently with some bozo insisting on telling us what atheism means. You are just ar deluded as he was. Why can't you theist at least come up with a new tactic when you see something isn't working? The more stuff doesn't work the more you  persist in it. I guess that's what faith is all about.

The fact that you went through doesn't mean that you got it right.  

Belief is the state of mind in which a person thinks something to be the case..................

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Belief

[Little Rik]

Plenty of them Cato.
Just read NDEs experiences.  


http://www.nderf.org/NDERF/NDE_Archives/...counts.htm

They are called near death experiences not death experiences. The difference may seem small but the effects are huge.

So you reckon that doctors that declare a bloke dead are not capable of knowing for sure whether the bloke is alive or dead?
What a waste plumb.
These doctors study for years and years for nothing.
They should come to your school and learn the profession.
By the way what are your qualification?      

[Iroscato]

They are called near death experiences not death experiences. The difference may seem small but the effects are huge.

So you reckon that doctors that declare a bloke dead are not capable of knowing for sure whether the bloke is alive or dead?
What a waste plumb.
These doctors study for years and years for nothing.
They should come to your school and learn the profession.
By the way what are your qualification?      

There is quite a big difference between being clinically dead and being dead dead (biologically dead). Clinically dead means the circulatory system temporarily ceases function, leading to the onset of oxygen deprivation in the brain. Biologically dead mean your brain itself has ceased all function, and it cannot be reversed.

I'm thinking you suffered from the first at some point in your life. That or drugs are just way powerful these days.

[TheRocketSurgeon]

So you reckon that doctors that declare a bloke dead are not capable of knowing for sure whether the bloke is alive or dead?
What a waste plumb.
These doctors study for years and years for nothing.
They should come to your school and learn the profession.
By the way what are your qualification?      

Since you appear to have missed it, the first time, I'm going to quote myself here:

I suppose we should pause a moment to scientifically consider your NDE claims.

Thankfully, the Committee for the Scientific Investigation of Claims of the Paranormal (CSICOP) has already done so:

Is There Evidence for an Afterlife?
http://www.csicop.org/sb/show/is_there_e..._afterlife

NDE Experiment: Ethical Concerns (a review of "studies" of the NDEs reported in hospitals)
http://www.csicop.org/si/show/nde_experi..._concerns/

If you want to learn about your brain's architecture and why humans tend to believe silly things, read The Belief Engine.
http://www.csicop.org/si/show/belief_engine

And many more such articles!

I know you don't actually care to investigate the truth of how our brains create fabrications like NDEs (and religion!), and won't read any of that. I've come to expect it. But since you came here calling us unscientific and claiming we just need to look to see the truth, I'm pointing out to you that we have  looked, scientifically, and found the concepts lacking.

You should try science and reason. They're often quite refreshing.