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    Analysis of Christopher Hitchen's argument against God

    Isn't religion generally understood to be the belief in a supernatural power known as God , and don't most major religions and theists who haven’t even left their childhood, equate the word God with their beliefs? The two are synonymous. Except for deists maybe. Even they have religious...
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    Analysis of Christopher Hitchen's argument against God

    Just please don't ever step in to defend or agree with me with your nonsense. I certainly wouldn't wish to be that wrong about anything.
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    Analysis of Christopher Hitchen's argument against God

    Design is not the same thing as intelligent design. You know that right? I thought this might be useful especially for Jem, who couldn’t spell cite, can’t understand the hearsay rule, and promotes false information, but who likes to pretend he was a lawyer…… It shows how...
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    Analysis of Christopher Hitchen's argument against God

    On my behalf apology accepted. Keep an open mind, I wholly agree. But it’s clear those closed minds which insist on a so called Supreme Being have in doing so adversely affected a whole world, as religion tries unreasonably to insinuate itself into every level of society. But hey, times...
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    Analysis of Christopher Hitchen's argument against God

    Do me a favor. You are a bad loser. You must know by now you've been exposed purposely pushing misinformation like a broken record in false support for ridiculous assertions of intelligent design . Liar fraud and coward too, jackpot.
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    Analysis of Christopher Hitchen's argument against God

    I do know by now you are frustrated at not being able to successfully establish the false claim that I'm making a claim. Pity you can't resolve your error rationally.
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    Analysis of Christopher Hitchen's argument against God

    So are you claiming "to know if God exists or not. "? It's not a claim...................I make no claims about my knowledge 2) straight answer Well done. See you had it all the time , just didn't want to admit it obviously. You guys protest too much. What are y'all so scared of...
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    Analysis of Christopher Hitchen's argument against God

    You posted the link to the video yourself. And to compound your fuckwittery you are the one who also posted a link to only part of a Christian de Duve quote to misinform. So go get them yourself. As far as transcribing goes don't make me laugh. You couldn't even transcribe the word cite...
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    Analysis of Christopher Hitchen's argument against God

    Why all the quotation marks? It may put you back to to "Belief", or "Faith" but it doesn't me. But you are quite correct in as far as it is my ANSWER not my CLAIM , because I stated I know, without asserting or maintaining it as a fact. That's all there is to it. But then you, like...
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    Analysis of Christopher Hitchen's argument against God

    You misquoted Susskind and Christian de Duve. You tell Susskind he is saying something different than what he actually speaks himself in a video and you've taken no notice when it was pointed out that half of de Duve's quote was missing to make it sound as if he was saying the opposite to what...
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    Analysis of Christopher Hitchen's argument against God

    Godel is specific and particular in scope applicable where there is no separate self standing referent to an argument itself. Godel's Incompleteness works on referentially empty statements. Russell showed as much. Trying to use Godel Incompleteness as reason to have faith is worse than...
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    Analysis of Christopher Hitchen's argument against God

    Yes you are right. Hopelessly depending on trying to turn an answer into a claim with semantics, is pointless really. But then , that's often how arguments, even just in search of any possibility of God, normally go. It's obviously all you've got.
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    Analysis of Christopher Hitchen's argument against God

    You are uncertain. Then without your "All-Knowledge" stuff, you must also be uncertain that someone needs "All-Knowledge" to know about what you call God’s existence or non existence. Obviously you can't deal with that. But childishly calling me names won't alter the fact you’re only...
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    Analysis of Christopher Hitchen's argument against God

    That conversation was not with you, so why are you changing the subject of these exchanges? You said you are not all knowledgeable but would have to be all knowledgeable to know about God's non existence or existence. Just in case you haven’t grasped what a self-contradicting and...
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    Analysis of Christopher Hitchen's argument against God

    Your history is that you misquote people. You've blatantly misquoted Susskind in the past and more recently done the same with Christian de Duve, oblivious to any refutation of the crude misinformation you like so much. Quoting even more from the same religious apologists website is just...
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    Analysis of Christopher Hitchen's argument against God

    You might study Russell's Paradox, that might help you with the general concept of totalities, and how your "The Totality" or God as you call it, is.... well.....just silly. Somehow I doubt it will.
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    Analysis of Christopher Hitchen's argument against God

    No. They can see you claiming I made a claim when all I did was answer your question. Apparently you made a rule that no one can give a straight answer to a question any more, they can only make claims. And that's why you think there could be a God. Brilliant!
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    Analysis of Christopher Hitchen's argument against God

    Oh dear. It looks like it is the best you have. It sounds like you could use some help with this. Here is the equivalent with less words. Your question Do you know? My Answer Yes. Your response na na na na...you made a claim. If someone asks "do you know" , about anything and...
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    Analysis of Christopher Hitchen's argument against God

    So this is the " you have no belief therefore you have belief" religious argument only this time it's " you didn't make a claim therefore you made a claim" That's the best you have? Really?
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    Analysis of Christopher Hitchen's argument against God

    Bless you My Son :D
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