You cite **** all ya radge. You misread things then try and pretend you meant something else when you respond in your usual inane way. Now away and gie us piece. It's certainly a mouthful
What about that woman who died in Ireland recently who was denied a life-saving abortion because 'this is a Catholic country'? It's all very well to say their self-delusion can be a comfort, but there are times that their unquestioning adherence to a primitive, illogical belief system can be downright dangerous to others. These credulous simpletons should be challenged and ridiculed at every opportunity.
He's a ****e talking cock who makes up bollocks because he can't construct a proper argument. He makes Assumption on top of assumption and then wants to talk about logic and evidence. What a cock. This Gie us peace patter is of course totally different to the "I don't need to justify my faith to you" argument he so willingly ascribes to others
I think it's pretty obvious you lost the argument son. “Man has such a predilection for systems and abstract deductions that he is ready to distort the truth intentionally, he is ready to deny the evidence of his senses only to justify his logic” It's as if Fyodor knew you well
Eh...I don't believe in God! Pretty sure I even said that on this thread! A point I'm sure you'll ignore - as you have accussed others.
Hardly. The woman would not have died had she been in a country where your Middle-Eastern zombie cult held less sway.
This has to be the quote of the day! So, if someone came along with undeniable proof in the existence of a 'higher being' obviously religionists would "have no interest at all in using (this) evidence to support their position."
Of course you think it pretty obvious I lost the argument. But that isn't good enough. I need logic and evidence. From where I am sat you are basing this victory on made up fairy stories.
How so? You essentially said if people wanted to believe nonsense, that was up to them as it wasn't harming anyone else. I gave an example where leaving these beliefs unchallenged had directly led to a woman's death.
