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York wrote:Slartibartfast wrote:Again... back to the original question York...
How do you know that the "book and narrations" from your prophet are true?
faith is belief in the unseen but you can test the book and narrations.
i asked habit to say which prophesies of muhammad were not fulfilled, that's the one thing he did not respond to. Now i'm not silly or gullible like most christians (whatever the pastor say the verse means well dais it)...
I encourage u to read the Quran and a sample of the tafsir / explanation as well as the hadith / narrations with detailed explanations. If u do this, you will see the extent of detail and precision that is contained in the religion of Islam. It's nothing like the loose, vague interpretations according to whims and fancies of others. I'll just leave it at that.
York wrote:Slartibartfast wrote:Again... back to the original question York...
How do you know that the "book and narrations" from your prophet are true?
faith is belief in the unseen but you can test the book and narrations.
i asked habit to say which prophesies of muhammad were not fulfilled, that's the one thing he did not respond to. Now i'm not silly or gullible like most christians (whatever the pastor say the verse means well dais it)...
I encourage u to read the Quran and a sample of the tafsir / explanation as well as the hadith / narrations with detailed explanations. If u do this, you will see the extent of detail and precision that is contained in the religion of Islam. It's nothing like the loose, vague interpretations according to whims and fancies of others. I'll just leave it at that.
bluesclues wrote:try it without redefining the dictionary meaning of the words being used lol. i am sure that that is not the definition of faith.
faith is still what a scientist uses to perform an experiment. he must have some measure of faith that the experiment will be successful. but all before the actual successful result he is having pride in his own gullibility? lol
bluesclues wrote:what you think is not much different from what alot of ppl think. why dont you google 'where does marriage come from'. or 'who performed the first marriage'. theres a reason for everything.
Right, so you disproved your own point.http://www.islandmix.com/backchat/f9/origin-marriage-50901/ wrote:The best available evidence suggests that it’s about 4,350 years old. ... As hunter-gatherers settled down into agrarian civilizations, society had a need for more stable arrangements. The first recorded evidence of marriage ceremonies uniting one woman and one man dates from about 2350 B.C., in Mesopotamia. Over the next several hundred years, marriage evolved into a widespread institution embraced by the ancient Hebrews, Greeks, and Romans. But back then, marriage had little to do with love or with religion.
bluesclues wrote:my point is to state definitively that marriage is a creation of the church, disproved by youwas performed by the church and is still performed by the church. u asked me if that is what i was stating and to that i say. yes. that is what i am stating. even down to the ring, is a symbol so much i can tell u. the ring u place on ur wife's ring finger is no ordinary ring, it is circular, without beginning or end, it is complete. see the drift?I'm guessing you are going to tell me that the church invented rings now? Have you ever tried wearing a ring of any other shape on your hand. Triangular, Square, oblong. Rings are round because that is the closest approximation to the shape of the cross section of your finger. furthermore, the ringfinger. do u know why the ring is placed on THAT finger and no other?Having a ring can impede mobility of a finger. The ring finger and the little finger are the least used. But this ring finger is bigger, stronger and more noticeable. because, in that particular finger of the left hand, runs an vein called vena amoris(latin for vein of love) which runs and connects directly to the heart.A vein.... that connects... directly to the heart you say... that is why the ring finger was chosen so they placed a symbol of completeness on a finger that connects to the symbol of love on 2 people to symbolize the unification that is found in achieving oneness with God. i tell u the things i say not even the pope will refute.The pope is infinite in his kindness towards you.
the practice may predate the church but not with such detail of explanation and reason.So the church didn't invent marriage? previously, unions were formed for the primary purpose of propogation of species. u cannot expect polygamy to remain moral in an overpopulated world. but it can be moral in an underpopulated one.Don't confuse taboo and moral now.
u say, we didnt need God to figure all these things out. then why is it our ancestors say God told them so,Lack of knowledge and understanding of the universe. They also thought the earth was flat and the sun revolved around the earth and you trying to test it thousands of years later still find it to be right. if by right you mean "wrong"... then yes tell me which of man's philosophies have been so attributed without the contributor giving glory to God? all of man's contributions change with time. because their philosophies are prone to error and imperfection and mostly, the inability to adapt and evolve.You mean religion. Science by definition adapts and evolves. i see a stark difference in the things that come from God and the things that come from man. and quite frankly, any one man's philosophy can never be complete or perfect.Religion came from man and you find that perfect which is why i say, atheists are philosophers with disjoint philosophies. theres really nothing respectable about that if u cant even agree on the sensible parts of your philosophical contribution. how then do u expect the world to find peace if everyone were to adopt an atheist way of life? i guess, just let the serial killer roam free and pick u off like lions pick off which deer in the herd to attack. and do nothing. Dude, it's Wednesday. Atheists busy robbing river limers today. But I see what you mean. The recent atheist terror attacks in the name of atheism are getting out of hand.
so there i hope u can see my point now.Yes... you are clearly mad u say man can do it allll by himself.Not can... did i say, everytime man does it by himself it gets him in trouble because marx/stalin.You say a lot of sh!t only guidance that truly came from a spiritual source is pure and perfect in interpretation.... and who is interpreting it? Man or God? man keeps trying to immitate prophets but i tell u it just cannot be done. the wisdom of the spirit far supercedes the singular thoughts of man. for ever action in the spirit is seen the full butterfly effect in completeness. a man, a normal man, just cannot measure.
and so, today a man's philosophy may seem to work, but tomorrow he's killing millions because they dont agree with his philosophy.Like religion and something inside everyone tells them, his philosophy must be wrong if so much of us disagree and failed to achieve the promise set by his philosophy.juuuuust like religion
but the things of God, and of law, beginning with the 10 commandments. they are timelessly beneficial and benevolent to the development of the human race.
now, which man invented the 10 commandments? is at least one of us father did. and if he did why would he say God told him so? just to confuse us??Because primitive people are more likely to listen to a "God" that a man. You are a prime example of this.
Slartibartfast wrote:bluesclues wrote:try it without redefining the dictionary meaning of the words being used lol. i am sure that that is not the definition of faith.
faith is still what a scientist uses to perform an experiment. he must have some measure of faith that the experiment will be successful. but all before the actual successful result he is having pride in his own gullibility? lol
Faith
noun
1.
complete trust or confidence in someone or something.
"this restores one's faith in politicians"
synonyms: trust, belief, confidence, conviction, credence, reliance, dependence; More
2.
strong belief in the doctrines of a religion, based on spiritual conviction rather than proof.
I meant faith in this context
i.e. "Faith without reason/proof"
Happy?
Scientists have reason to have faith. They don't just start an experiment willy nilly. But anyway, I'm getting to your post now.
Well whether it is the scholastic philosophical definition of atheism of there being no God or the internet level debate of a lack of faith in God, it is still subject to scepticism. If an ideology is above scepticism that is 'blind faith' land.MG Man wrote:Habit7 wrote:^^^why being a sceptic of all religions would automatically make me arrive at atheism? Won't I be just as sceptical of atheism too?
you still don't understand what atheism is don't ya
York wrote:i asked habit to say which prophesies of muhammad were not fulfilled, that's the one thing he did not respond to.
Habit7 wrote:So to say that these books were corrupted and the original no longer exists would make Muhammad a false prophet because he said nobody can change Allah's word.
To say that they not corrupted would make him a false prophet since they dont corroborate his message.
Either way he is false prophet. And if you hold him to the Deuteronomy 18:18 standard, Deuteronomy 18:20-22 identifies him as a false prophet because he recites the Satanic Verses. This is just another example of the Torah not corroborating him.
Habit7 wrote:
It would appear that you didnt watch anything past the fourth minute. You are not interacting with much said thereafter and you are asking questions he addressed. You are claiming his argument is circular but where is the circle? Leibniz is one of the most prominent philosophers and accusing him of committing a logical fallacy of circular reasoning is a tall task, so try harder.Slartibartfast wrote:Lol. Habit, that video makes some unwarranted leaps of faith and still doesn't get away from the circular reasoning of "God being the answer because God is the answer".
Now let's assume the 1st and 3rd premises are true. The universe exists and everything that exists must have an explanation. i.e. The universe must have an explanation. This seem both true and logical.
You will see that this proves the first part of the second premise
Second Premise
If the universe has an explanation of its existence [the other premises show that the universe must have an explanation]. That explanation is God <---- Why is this part of the premise. Why must it be God?
Therefore the conclusion "The explanation of the Universe is God" is only reached because of he premise "The explanation is God". See the Circular reasoning.
Now in addition to his circular logic he assumes the following two premises without any explanation why.
1. God exists necessarily
2. God is not abstract
Therefore, to prove his conclusion true he needs to prove those two premises.
Edit: He still never tackled why the existence of God doesn't need an explanation. And no "God existing necessarily" is not an explanation. Numbers exist necessarily but they exist as a means of quantification.
Habit7 wrote:It would appear that you didnt watch anything past the fourth minute. You are not interacting with much said thereafter and you are asking questions he addressed. You are claiming his argument is circular but where is the circle? Leibniz is one of the most prominent philosophers and accusing him of committing a logical fallacy of circular reasoning is a tall task, so try harder.Slartibartfast wrote:Lol. Habit, that video makes some unwarranted leaps of faith and still doesn't get away from the circular reasoning of "God being the answer because God is the answer".
Now let's assume the 1st and 3rd premises are true. The universe exists and everything that exists must have an explanation. i.e. The universe must have an explanation. This seem both true and logical.
You will see that this proves the first part of the second premise
Second Premise
If the universe has an explanation of its existence [the other premises show that the universe must have an explanation]. That explanation is God <---- Why is this part of the premise. Why must it be God?
Therefore the conclusion "The explanation of the Universe is God" is only reached because of he premise "The explanation is God". See the Circular reasoning.
Now in addition to his circular logic he assumes the following two premises without any explanation why.
1. God exists necessarily
2. God is not abstract
Therefore, to prove his conclusion true he needs to prove those two premises.
Edit: He still never tackled why the existence of God doesn't need an explanation. And no "God existing necessarily" is not an explanation. Numbers exist necessarily but they exist as a means of quantification.
Slartibartfast wrote:Now in addition to his circular logic he assumes the following two premises without any explanation why.
1. God exists necessarily
2. God is not abstract
Therefore, to prove his conclusion true he needs to prove those two premises.
bluesclues wrote:u see all what u have in red in your post. is YOUR REASONING. now while i dont denounce your reasoning as it could fall into a logical possibility. i can say from my pov ur assessment is not only wrong, but biased and a bit pointed.
u say that he said God did it because primitive ppl would easier believe that. umm ok, where is your evidence to that reasoning? i can say that there is evidence however that that reasoning does not apply, since, the first time that happened.. noone listened and all drowned in the flood because they didnt listen and take time to build a boat. they had years of noah saying.. flood coming God say, build a boat.
they too laugh. called him a madman and of course.. didn't build no boat.
Slartibartfast wrote:bluesclues wrote:u see all what u have in red in your post. is YOUR REASONING. now while i dont denounce your reasoning as it could fall into a logical possibility. i can say from my pov ur assessment is not only wrong, but biased and a bit pointed.
u say that he said God did it because primitive ppl would easier believe that. umm ok, where is your evidence to that reasoning? i can say that there is evidence however that that reasoning does not apply, since, the first time that happened.. noone listened and all drowned in the flood because they didnt listen and take time to build a boat. they had years of noah saying.. flood coming God say, build a boat.
they too laugh. called him a madman and of course.. didn't build no boat.
1. I said "easier believe" not "definitely believe". How many virgin births do you believe in? How many of them don't include divine conception? See my reasoning now?
2. You cannot quote a fictional source to backup your argument.... Noah... really...
3. Is having your arguments disproved a fetish of yours or something? Now, I'm not against it but at least have the common courtesy to give me the chance to consent before we get involved like this.
Blues, I don't know where you are getting your information from. I seems like you just make up sh!t as you go along. All of your arguments so far have been poorly backed up, logically flawed or just plain retarded and I'm getting tired. If you want to get started on your path to sanity you can re-read everything I wrote so far.... a couple times... then a few more.
Slartibartfast wrote:Now in addition to his circular logic he assumes the following two premises without any explanation why.
1. God exists necessarily
2. God is not abstract
LMAO! Is that really your argument? Fine, go ahead and change number 2 toHabit7 wrote:Slartibartfast wrote:Now in addition to his circular logic he assumes the following two premises without any explanation why.
1. God exists necessarily
2. God is not abstract
1. 3:30-4:40
2. He never said God is not abstract. He said He is not an abstract object, which is a philosophical term. Abstract objects are not materially causal agents.
Where is the circular logic?
Slartibartfast wrote:Lol. Habit, that video makes some unwarranted leaps of faith and still doesn't get away from the circular reasoning of "God being the answer because God is the answer".
Now let's assume the 1st and 3rd premises are true. The universe exists and everything that exists must have an explanation. i.e. The universe must have an explanation. This seem both true and logical.
You will see that this proves the first part of the second premise
Second Premise
If the universe has an explanation of its existence [the other premises show that the universe must have an explanation]. That explanation is God <---- Why is this part of the premise. Why must it be God?
Therefore the conclusion "The explanation of the Universe is God" is only reached because of he premise "The explanation is God". See the Circular reasoning.
Now in addition to his circular logic he assumes the following two premises without any explanation why.
1. God exists necessarily
2. God is not abstract
Therefore, to prove his conclusion true he needs to prove those two premises.
Edit: He still never tackled why the existence of God doesn't need an explanation. And no "God existing necessarily" is not an explanation. Numbers exist necessarily but they exist as a means of quantification.
bluesclues wrote:Slartibartfast wrote:bluesclues wrote:u see all what u have in red in your post. is YOUR REASONING. now while i dont denounce your reasoning as it could fall into a logical possibility. i can say from my pov ur assessment is not only wrong, but biased and a bit pointed.
u say that he said God did it because primitive ppl would easier believe that. umm ok, where is your evidence to that reasoning? i can say that there is evidence however that that reasoning does not apply, since, the first time that happened.. noone listened and all drowned in the flood because they didnt listen and take time to build a boat. they had years of noah saying.. flood coming God say, build a boat.
they too laugh. called him a madman and of course.. didn't build no boat.
1. I said "easier believe" not "definitely believe". How many virgin births do you believe in? How many of them don't include divine conception? See my reasoning now?
2. You cannot quote a fictional source to backup your argument.... Noah... really...
3. Is having your arguments disproved a fetish of yours or something? Now, I'm not against it but at least have the common courtesy to give me the chance to consent before we get involved like this.
Blues, I don't know where you are getting your information from. I seems like you just make up sh!t as you go along. All of your arguments so far have been poorly backed up, logically flawed or just plain retarded and I'm getting tired. If you want to get started on your path to sanity you can re-read everything I wrote so far.... a couple times... then a few more.
im sorry but fictional or not. these stories are what the entire world's societies are based on today! you going to deny that? isnt the muslim caliphate countries believing in the story of noah? entire countries have formed out of this. before christianity it was the old testament.
you actually are jumping around at various points in my argument to throw it off topic and then talk stupidness. havent i made my point excessively clear? that you by yourself are not a sufficient source of morality. and that the morality you devise in your mind is not necessarily fair or even moral from an external point of view. hence you would be a tyrrant. where your vote overules that of the entire population at your whim and fancy. and to make it excessively excessively clear. the bible and most religious instruction are geared towards a focus of the good things we can learn from them. not to criticize from a literary point of view. that is much too basal for the profundity which religion aims to address. and u are thinking basal, so ur philosophy will be basal and thus ur an atheist. like i said before. ur level of logic is the level of reasoning u can process. some people just mistakenly attribute to them selves more reasoning capability than they are truly capable of. and judge things in a way they shouldnt be judged yet attribute themselves some discovery.
next time u watching an action movie and your favourite star dies go buy a gun and shoot the producer. you know how to write the movie better.
rspann wrote:Blues clues,when the couple agrees to swing,no one is hurt you say.however this pact of marriage was made before God with God as the witness and the promise starts of with the premise of being blessed by God.how do you resolve their actions from that perspective?
Slartibartfast wrote:bluesclues wrote:Slartibartfast wrote:bluesclues wrote:u see all what u have in red in your post. is YOUR REASONING. now while i dont denounce your reasoning as it could fall into a logical possibility. i can say from my pov ur assessment is not only wrong, but biased and a bit pointed.
u say that he said God did it because primitive ppl would easier believe that. umm ok, where is your evidence to that reasoning? i can say that there is evidence however that that reasoning does not apply, since, the first time that happened.. noone listened and all drowned in the flood because they didnt listen and take time to build a boat. they had years of noah saying.. flood coming God say, build a boat.
they too laugh. called him a madman and of course.. didn't build no boat.
1. I said "easier believe" not "definitely believe". How many virgin births do you believe in? How many of them don't include divine conception? See my reasoning now?
2. You cannot quote a fictional source to backup your argument.... Noah... really...
3. Is having your arguments disproved a fetish of yours or something? Now, I'm not against it but at least have the common courtesy to give me the chance to consent before we get involved like this.
Blues, I don't know where you are getting your information from. I seems like you just make up sh!t as you go along. All of your arguments so far have been poorly backed up, logically flawed or just plain retarded and I'm getting tired. If you want to get started on your path to sanity you can re-read everything I wrote so far.... a couple times... then a few more.
im sorry but fictional or not. these stories are what the entire world's societies are based on today! you going to deny that? isnt the muslim caliphate countries believing in the story of noah? entire countries have formed out of this. before christianity it was the old testament.
you actually are jumping around at various points in my argument to throw it off topic and then talk stupidness. havent i made my point excessively clear? that you by yourself are not a sufficient source of morality. and that the morality you devise in your mind is not necessarily fair or even moral from an external point of view. hence you would be a tyrrant. where your vote overules that of the entire population at your whim and fancy. and to make it excessively excessively clear. the bible and most religious instruction are geared towards a focus of the good things we can learn from them. not to criticize from a literary point of view. that is much too basal for the profundity which religion aims to address. and u are thinking basal, so ur philosophy will be basal and thus ur an atheist. like i said before. ur level of logic is the level of reasoning u can process. some people just mistakenly attribute to them selves more reasoning capability than they are truly capable of. and judge things in a way they shouldnt be judged yet attribute themselves some discovery.
next time u watching an action movie and your favourite star dies go buy a gun and shoot the producer. you know how to write the movie better.
Lol... whut?!
Slartibartfast wrote:LMAO! Is that really your argument? Fine, go ahead and change number 2 toHabit7 wrote:Slartibartfast wrote:Now in addition to his circular logic he assumes the following two premises without any explanation why.
1. God exists necessarily
2. God is not abstract
1. 3:30-4:40
2. He never said God is not abstract. He said He is not an abstract object, which is a philosophical term. Abstract objects are not materially causal agents.
Where is the circular logic?
"God is not an abstract object"
He assumes God is not an abstract object yet he offers no reason for the assumption.
The circular logic was highlighted in the earlier part of my post.
Slartibartfast wrote:He says the explanation must be God (which is a being with all those attributes) amd then says therefore the conclusion is God (or by his definition a being with all those attributes).
The only was around this is of he defines God as "whatever created the universe". But this definition does not get rid of the circular argument that I outlined earlier.
Slartibartfast wrote:Now to call God all of that he has to prove
1. A being created the universe (this implies consciousness and decision)
2. Beings can be uncaused.
3. Beings can exist necessarily
Habit7 wrote:The universe has an external cause.
That external cause is either God or abstract objects.
Abstract objects don't create.
It is God.
Habit7 wrote:The universe has an external cause.
That external cause is...God ...
[Therefore] It is God.
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