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PastorAIO:Oga, abegi, then what is the clown saying? On a serious note has this dude ever made an iota of sense? He's like uyi on steroids Might need to make time to permanently shut him up, but then there's no one else providing his level of entertainment around. They all cried and left |
davidylan:David, especially the bolded, have you no shame? |
UyiIredia:Even uyi could tell t'was sarcasm? |
sinequanon:Maybe I shouldn't be the one pointing this out to you, but I think you have some issues man Raging and obfuscating even more than Uyi, who readily admits he obfuscates on purpose. lol Goot times |
Actually, op, I do think you're making a whole lot of sense here. You really should consider writing a paper. A paper in which you explain how the seagulls evolved enough intelligence to figure out how to lure out earthworms [s](despite the fact they don't show that sort of intelligence in just about every other sphere of their lives)[/s], rather than the nonsense @evilbrain posted earlier. EDIT: By the way, have you ever wondered why some dog breeds will chase anything that moves whilst others don't give a $hit? I sense a nobel prize in there somewhere as well. We just need to "put our minds together", as they say. |
MrPresident1:I like how you're too stoopid to make sense of that post. |
MrPresident1:When we point out you're delusional psychopaths, you whine. Anyways, there's another batch of child-winchies in Calabar at the moment. Kindly make your way there and proceed to administer almighty god's judgement on them please. When you're done, I'll have another list of winchies for you to deal with, but you can start with those methinks Good person doing good things because of his storybooks, then calls atheists evil, unintelligent and incapable of discerning good from bad, etc. Where to even begin? lol |
^^^ Just read bits of the other thread and it seems all that roundabout, all this, is simply some mummer's farce he wants to use to pull the "GODIDIT!!!" card out of his a$$ to anything he doesn't understand (or even by definition, cannot be understood). Just like any other die-hard creatard. Merrily ignoring that all the evidence points in the other direction whilst singing LALALALALA. He at least tries to do so with the skill of a rather poor opera singer, but still an opera singer nonetheless. As opposed the the skills of a proper amateur, eg Patience Jonathan attempting to play the lead on a complex number, which is more what we are used to from his likes. He wants justify something from nothing, and his 'nothing' will just happen to be some sort of bearded old man in the sky and bring in all his fluffy dreams along etc. Good lucking him with that |
plaetton:trying different flavors of invisible pink unicorn meat |
sinequanon:Mr intelligence, I addressed this nonsense in my first post. you're so clear sighted you missed it it seems oya, again, tell me how stars formed under different conditions. in fact, do tell how a universe without universal, unchanging natural laws does not equate to chaos I await, oh 'sophisticated' armchair oga |
Ranchhoddas:so, now folly claims his nonsense is supernatural this is worse than I thought at least he's stopped with the pretences gooot. as it's now supernatural, unlike his past claims that it was natural phenomena skeptics simply hadn't come across because they were too arrogant/stoopid, what guarantee do I have that his supernatural spirit would be inclined to indulge me when I show up. what if it was say taking a $hit and didn't want to bothered? or like Yahweh he now decided it was time to be mysterious to pesky unbelievers for the next say 2000 years? you want me to waste time on supernatural or natural claims. pls be clear |
Ranchhoddas:What? Your reasoning skills? Your lack of comprehension? Or your red herrings and attempted ad hominems when asked to produce something as simple as a scientific paper? Which abeg? |
Arsenal |
sinequanon:Nah, you were weary of being schooled. And you were, as this is no response. Rather, a pathetic retreat. Now, please do run along and report me to your imaginary friends or whatever. And find fellow professional armchair philosophers (that so love to circlejerk about how awesome they are) like yourself, who you can confuse by equating the fact that scientific truths are provisional into meaning science relies on faith, ignoring the whole evidence part. EDITED |
Ranchhoddas:Did you read my post? As I very clearly gave an excellent example in there. Try reading it s-l-o-w-l-y |
sinequanon: ![]() sinequanon:Didn't you just answer yourself?? sinequanon:No, ser clown. Let's start with simple wiki (frankly, not going to waste too much time on your likes looking up sources etc, so this would have to do) wiki: Scientific evidence is evidence which serves to either support or counter a scientific theory or hypothesis. Such evidence is expected to be empirical evidence and in accordance with scientific method. Standards for scientific evidence vary according to the field of inquiry, but the strength of scientific evidence is generally based on the results of statistical analysis and the strength of scientific controls.Or you know what, mayhaps your definition just above is near as good. Refreshing your memory..... sinequanon:Hope that clears that up, yes? Evidence, proof, as opposed to, you know, faith (especially the blind sort y'all peddle) sinequanon:We don't, to everything. We do know they apply to everything that relates to us. Ie, they apply to everything in this universe. Or do you have any evidence that suggests otherwise? Heck, even mathematical. Please share. For instance, I, or the scientific community, can point out that if stuff were moving about faster than light in this universe, why aren't we seeing the inevitable effects of such, eg, time travelers from the future? If entropy were void, why haven't we encountered any system, even a logical theoretical model, that does not violate the principles? You also do know that these finely tuned constants that govern the universe, constants you guys usually use to justify Creationism, eg the power of the main forces, deviated even extremely slightly than this universe would be radically different, yes? Here, let me help die hard creatards wiki: Martin Rees formulates the fine-tuning of the Universe in terms of the following six dimensionless physical constants.[12][13]Yet everywhere we look around, we see all these phenoma. Eg, that slight change in Epilson and there'd be no stars anywhere. Look through a microscope and explain all those lights away please. Hmm, how did stars form in these regions with different laws to ours please? Your evidence, even logical, abeg. sinequanon:Once again, good ser clown, we filter out what cannot be proven or what is illogical, shown to be false, etc. Like you intimidated above before you enter bush. Can you back up your claim, yes or no? If it's wishy washy nonsense, which you obviously, clearly, definitely cannot backup, it isn't science. This is not nuclear science, it is not hard to understand. I hope you get it? Next time please quote me directly if you expect a reply else I might miss it. Though I don't really enjoy wasting time with people who should know better (ie, assuming you qualify as one). It infuriates one when he has to point out the obvious to someone who should know better. |
Ranchhoddas:You think I don't have better things to do than confirm if santa really lives at the north pole? Even if I were in Lagos, I would never indulge his nonsense. What does he need me to verify for anyhoo? He should just use it and run fasteer than Usain Bolt (like he suggested I do, see my sig), become superstar, make mega bucks or something else, instead of share delusions here on NL with us. I mean, for instance, there are these miraculous things called 'scientific papers' where anyone can read, critique and verify the claims in them provided he had the right tools. Our chief clown can start heading in that direction, at the very least, before anyone should even bother with his asinine claims. |
MrPresident1:Is it me or did you type not just more nonsense, but with the added bonus of it being nonsense that addresses absolutely nothing? Please, learn to conserve energy. There are kids starving around the world and here you are wasting various resources. Btw, professionals studying the Marvel comics have more to offer humanity than those your pros that read stories about men living whales for 3 days, slaving, selling daughters etc. At least in the Marvel comics the good guys usually win. |
^^^^ Hiswordxray:Is your brain so diseased you forget you quoted me first? What was that, less than 24 hours ago? Were you not the one accusing me of telling the 'biggest' lie ever, making fo.olish contradictions, having a troubled conscience blah blah?? Hope you aren't trying some subterfuge with some superb mumu-ism? I hope you genuinely aren't this mo.ronic (though it clearly seems that way, given your responses so far...) Anyhoo, I'll try one last time, because I'm a good guy. As I noticed a distinct lack of an answer, once again, please answer; what exactly do you think you achieved with that your post?
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Hiswordxray:What exactly do you think you just achieved?
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MrPresident1:You mean to say there are professionals at deciphering stone age bed time stories? Nobody argues that. We just wonder why you take them seriously. And how not caring for such barbaric nonsense automatically qualifies one as 'foolish'. So, 'parables'... Like god sending 2 she-bears to slaughter 42(?) children for calling a bald man bald? What's the message there? What lesson was attained from that bit of nonsense, hmmm? Asking abraham to kill his son, condoning slavery, ordering genocide etc etc. Parables? Please explain. These do not give people 'evil' ideas? All the people through history that have used your 'good' book primarily to justify innumerable evils; religious wars, bigotry and hate, inquisitions etc etc, have you not noticed them? Or is there some sort of deficiency in your brain you'd like to share with us? Frankly, you seem to be saying that the average gorilla is more sensible than your god, as even it would be sensible enough to know that ordering genocide and pronouncing it 'holy' would give people good excuses to be evil. I mean, they rarely (if ever) set out to murder other gorillas, or do they? Anyhoo, just start with the one immediately relevant parable. He punishes all animals (note bros, in the real world man is an animal too) because some illiterates ate a fruit millenia ago? A fruit he, an omnixx.xx being, put there himself. Well knowing they would eat it. And, to spicen things up, at the behest of another one of his creations... Basically, he now punishes man (and all the other poor species that had nothing to do with this, except some damn snake) for his own mistakes. Please explain, oga parable. MrPresident1:Are you really asking an atheist about souls? And what was that you mentioned about giving people bad ideas? So, supposing these deer did not have souls, like your good book (or you) intimate, that's good enough reason to let them suffer senselessly? We can do as we wish, so long as we don't harm beings with souls, AKA us, special humans? Well done and thank you |
MrPresident1:which law what? why does omnipotent need establish that? bros which creator u dey talk about? the one for story book wey dey order genocide with glee? even after u get past d fact DAT its a group of middle age fairy tales, no single shred of common sense or evidence behind them, oya explain for us why a live baby elephant should be eaten alive because some naked illiterate ate a fruit millennia ago. ^^ more proof of the lack of common sense. barbaric logic at its finest explain why immoral godless atheists have to point this out whilst you god filled do- gooders continue to worship and praise such a monster or break it down to the simples; the problem of evil. a bush fire breaks out, a baby reindeer gets caught in it. terrible burns and pain, for days lying in anguish, slowly till it dies. what was Yahweh doing all the while, watching with pop corn? |
davien:So they suffer for our sins too? I don tire... |
you should see them take on baby elephants. taste b better warm n fresh. so decreed god.. a.bi una like c.old food? |
This thread deserves some award or something imo xtian bros....
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^^^^ No vex no vex no vex temporarily buuuuussssssssyyyyyyy Will get back to it definitely |
PastorAIO:Just a quick note, I'll address more clearly eventually, but yes, I am indeed saying that if you ain't a naturalist, you aren't an atheist. There's no difference between mumbo jumbo a and mumbo jumbo x except for terminology Strictly speaking you are correct in that some 'spiritual' people, like some buddhists, would refer to themselves as atheist. Strictly speaking again, in normal parlance, you are correct; they are atheist. But I, personally, think that's extremely shortsighted. You believe in juju you aren't an atheist, simples. They are the same concept(s) as god just using different nomenclature. As for definitions as to what supernatural would be, and if their definition allows for them to show that they exist that's another long story I too do not particularly have the time to address properly. But yes, I believe they can be demonstrated if they do indeed exist, and would not fall under the definition of natural just because they have been observed/verified in some manner or the other. Perhaps I will be back to elaborate. Also, skimming through your posts, yes, causality may be a huge factor here, with 'god playing dice' etc all involved. But I can save that for another time. It is never straight forward, especially when you consider factors like how time works, eg simultaneous events in all frames is impossible, aforementioned quantum weirdness etc. But like I said, another long story. Kudos. |
sinequanon:have you been playing around with your medication? |
sinequanon:Are you misinformed or just blatantly lying? |
PastorAIO:A worthy opponent to disagree with it, at last. An atheist does not necessarily say there is no fruit in the box, it's more he says if there is indeed something in the box, it arose naturally. A good and proper agnostic, imo, would be more open to whether these claims are possible. Put in another way, I would say an agnostic would claim that as we cannot, perhaps even by definition, determine that the supernatural exists then maybe, just maybe, there's the possibility.... The atheist, on the other hand? No. All there is is natural. Nothing more, nothing less. That right there, I believe is the subtle difference between full blown atheists and agnostics (put in those pesky freethinkers, etc, amongst those ranks). On another somewhat random note, as usual one ignoring and confusing as to which god. Confusionist-in-chief-plaetton-wannabe folly leading the charge, obfuscating and pulling all manner of silly tricks. Also, bafflingly, claiming he knows what's in the box, the concept being one that pisses all over natural laws, yet is an atheist. Anyways, I can be fully atheist to certain claims, eg yahweh and talking yoruba dolls that can make me faster than Usain Bolt. However I can be 'agnostic', in the sense that I cannot tell you categorically that they do not exist, to those vaguest of the most vaguest concepts of god. The ones that were in rocks till science figured out rocks were just some sort of minerals. Then ran off to the sky, got caught there too. Then the Milky Way, and now apparently live beyond the scope of spacetime. Well, I certainly don't live my life believing they exist. The simple fact that through history most of these concepts have been contorted and evolved, becoming more and more sophisticated with the advent of science whilst usually leaving one aspect untouched; humanity as the centre of the universe, should tell one something. Again, I cannot, however, tell you categorically that they do NOT exist (as we cannot test the hypothesis, yet (and maybe even perhaps ever, depending on natural laws), and they are not yet shown to 'break' natural laws) . I can tell you there's no good reason to believe they do exist though, non at all I can think of. You can call that agnostic if you wish, but I simply won't just accept any souped mumbo jumbo as evidence (where is oga deepsight, lol). Most importantly I can tell you that if indeed such exists, they are bound to natural laws. That's what I believe makes me a good and proper atheist. So, there might be something in the box, but it's natural. |
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