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RE: The what if your wrong argument.
September 29, 2011 at 3:58 am
(This post was last modified: September 29, 2011 at 4:06 am by Zaki Aminu.)
(September 29, 2011 at 2:32 am)5thHorseman Wrote: So Zaki, when you going to come out as a fundy?
Lol I typed fundy, iPhone changed it to Cindy. If Zaki is stucky, it would be apt.
IT's not logical, not to say nice, to make unfounded accusations.
(September 29, 2011 at 3:07 am)aleialoura Wrote: (September 28, 2011 at 4:26 pm)Zaki Aminu Wrote: If there is an Afterlife, it would be the greatest foolishness and tragedy to miss out on it, would it not?
If there is an afterlife, how the hell could we miss it? If it is an afterlife, and we are all experiencing life now, since we all die, wouldn't we all have an afterlife?
Whether we end up in "heaven", "hell", or standing on the shore of the river Styx with no money to cross into the underworld...
Shhhh... just shhhhh...
Quote:So, it follows from that that no effort should be spared in determining whether or not it does indeed exist. I have not come across a single person who regards the Afterlife as non-existent who has made anything like a serious effort to find out for themselves whether or not it actually exists. Just claiming that others haven't proved its existence to you hardly helps matters, does it?
It's not just an afterlife that can't be proven, it's all claims of the supernatural/metaphysical. You know why shit can't be proven? Because it's not true. Some people, for that reason, just don't give a shit. You wanna tear your hair out chasing elves into a magical forest of wonders- that's your shameful waste of the only life you know you're getting.
Quote:Furthermore, to limit one's ambition for oneself to the level of a farm animal's that just lives for the moment and does not engage in a search for an overarching cosmology is hardly worthy of an intelligent human being, is it? The butcher's knife awaits the ignorant animal - should a human being not try to escape from such a fate - if such is at all possible?
I know farm animals that are very ambitious, thank you. I call them sheep and their ambitions are to be rich like all the fancy sheep and go to sheep heaven when they die. It doesn't matter to them that their shepherd told them money is bad, or that heaven isn't even a reality. They were raised to be sheep.
For you to claim to be a "Free Thinker", you sure do sound like a sheep.
BAAAHHH BAHH, now.
Hmmm, I thought this was a serious discussion but if it's going to be reduced to the level of ambitious farm animals I'll have to beg off. Not that I rule out the possibility of ambitious farm animals. I just don't see how a discussion about them help us to resolve the serious question of whether there is an Afterlife or not.
(September 29, 2011 at 2:35 am)Rhythm Wrote: Yeah, must be it, you couldn't possibly be talking out of your ass Zaki. Honestly, reading this shit is like watching a monkey throw darts at an Archie comic and then claiming that the wherever the darts land is the complete design specifications for a Boeing 747. Pointless, and absurd.
I see some assertions but no logical arguments. Would you like to present some. It would make you more comprehensible to me.
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RE: The what if your wrong argument.
September 29, 2011 at 4:27 am
(September 29, 2011 at 3:58 am)Zaki Aminu Wrote: Hmmm, I thought this was a serious discussion but if it's going to be reduced to the level of ambitious farm animals I'll have to beg off. Not that I rule out the possibility of ambitious farm animals. I just don't see how a discussion about them help us to resolve the serious question of whether there is an Afterlife or not.
Weak argument from a weak person who needs there to be something beyond his pathetic life. Weak!
Cop-outs! LMAO- so obvious.
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RE: The what if your wrong argument.
September 29, 2011 at 5:04 am
(September 29, 2011 at 4:27 am)aleialoura Wrote: (September 29, 2011 at 3:58 am)Zaki Aminu Wrote: Hmmm, I thought this was a serious discussion but if it's going to be reduced to the level of ambitious farm animals I'll have to beg off. Not that I rule out the possibility of ambitious farm animals. I just don't see how a discussion about them help us to resolve the serious question of whether there is an Afterlife or not.
Weak argument from a weak person who needs there to be something beyond his pathetic life. Weak!
Cop-outs! LMAO- so obvious.
Actually, I wasn't making an argument at all. Just saying there is no point for me to bother if the discussion is going to be at the level of ambitious farm animals. I'm not averse to them but my mood is not ready for them at the moment. You don't mind, do you?
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RE: The what if your wrong argument.
September 29, 2011 at 5:53 am
I bet this guy loses a lot of money to guys on the street that ask him which cup the ball is under.
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RE: The what if your wrong argument.
October 3, 2011 at 4:35 pm
(September 28, 2011 at 4:26 pm)Zaki Aminu Wrote: (September 21, 2011 at 6:08 pm)xxxtobymac Wrote: theist keep on saying what if your wrong and our immortal souls are vanquished to hell. And athiest come back with what if your wrong. And I was thinking wouldn't it be more than worth our time to be able to control what we can while we are here on earth. Creationist have such blind faith that they are going to go to the disneyland in the sky that they really don't care about what happens here on earth.. This is where the problem is. Let's see what happens if the theist are wrong and there is no disneyland and we don't clean up the earth and protect the planet for those who come after us. the thing is Global warming in real, it has facts to back it up, God and heaven there is no facts, no proof it exist. and yet they still continue to choose the non proof over proof i just don't get it/
If there is an Afterlife, it would be the greatest foolishness and tragedy to miss out on it, would it not? So, it follows from that that no effort should be spared in determining whether or not it does indeed exist. I have not come across a single person who regards the Afterlife as non-existent who has made anything like a serious effort to find out for themselves whether or not it actually exists. Just claiming that others haven't proved its existence to you hardly helps matters, does it?
Furthermore, to limit one's ambition for oneself to the level of a farm animal's that just lives for the moment and does not engage in a search for an overarching cosmology is hardly worthy of an intelligent human being, is it? The butcher's knife awaits the ignorant animal - should a human being not try to escape from such a fate - if such is at all possible?
i would disagree, i think that an afterlife would be more shitty, i would hate to have and everlasting existence. i would rather it just be done and over with after i die.
Bill Maher: If you believe that the world is going to come to an end - and perhaps any day now - does it not drain one's motivation to improve life on earth while we're here?
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