Originally posted by @apathistI would like you to prove those points if possible, I doubt you can.
[youtube]https://agZEV72qUIs[/youtube]
There is something about christianity and I guess religion in general that inoculates against rationality and critical thinking. Or maybe the defect was present before the quest began.
Show me how rationality and critical thinking are not part of Christianity.
Supernatural events you can accept or reject, but on whole, what is it you think is flawed?
Originally posted by @apathistHave you ever considered the possibility that maybe you are the one who is irrational?
[youtube]https://agZEV72qUIs[/youtube]
There is something about christianity and I guess religion in general that inoculates against rationality and critical thinking. Or maybe the defect was present before the quest began.
Originally posted by @apathistCorrect link [for the Christians who won't watch it 🙂]:
[youtube]https://agZEV72qUIs[/youtube]
There is something about christianity and I guess religion in general that inoculates against rationality and critical thinking. Or maybe the defect was present before the quest began.
Originally posted by @great-king-ratGoddam eighth-graders tuning into atheist shows.
Correct link [for the Christians who won't watch it 🙂]: [youtube]agZEV72qUIs[/youtube]
You gotta let em work it out themselves as long as they use the bible to work it out
Originally posted by @kellyjaygoogle bible fallacies. For example. The field is so wide. But your last question:
I would like you to prove those points if possible, I doubt you can.
Show me how rationality and critical thinking are not part of Christianity.
Supernatural events you can accept or reject, but on whole, what is it you think is flawed?
I should believe in your bible why now?
Originally posted by @dj2beckerYes. Have you learned ANY critical thinking skills?
Have you ever considered the possibility that maybe you are the one who is irrational?