Originally posted by RJHindsEr, you do know those elongated skulls are not hereditary? The parents wrap the infant's head and the only way it can grow is to elongate. Sorry to disappoint you, no aliens here. Or there, or anywhere else on Earth. You have to get better conspiracy theories, really.
Nephilim: TRUE STORY of Satan, Fallen Angels, Giants, Aliens, Hybrids, Elongated Skulls &
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Originally posted by sonhouseWho cares about elongated skulls?
Er, you do know those elongated skulls are not hereditary? The parents wrap the infant's head and the only way it can grow is to elongate. Sorry to disappoint you, no aliens here. Or there, or anywhere else on Earth. You have to get better conspiracy theories, really.
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Originally posted by DeepThoughtYou're neither a theist or atheist? That's literally impossible. I get you being agnostic about it, that makes sense to me, but if you ask yourself if you believe there are deities, you can't deny that you either believe they exist or not, whether or not you take the rational position of: I don't know, and I don't believe we can know. 😕
...for the trillionth time I am not an atheist but an agnostic.
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Originally posted by googlefudgeI don't understand how one cannot hold a belief either way, on any topic. You tell me a story and I will either believe it or not. I can't believe and not believe at the same time. How's that even possible?
If you do not know what to believe [with respect to the question of the existence of god/s] then
you evidently do not currently hold the belief that god or gods exist.
As such you are not currently a theist, [a person who holds the belief that god or gods exist].
Thus you are currently an a-theist [somebody who is not a theist].
There are thre ...[text shortened]... od/s don't exist.
ALL it means is that you currently lack a belief in the existence of god/s.
I can be uncertain, for sure, but if I ask myself honestly, I either currently believe it, or I don't.
Originally posted by C HessDo you believe there was a cat in the room I was in when writing this?
I don't understand how one cannot hold a belief either way, on any topic. You tell me a story and I will either believe it or not. I can't believe and not believe at the same time. How's that even possible?
I can be uncertain, for sure, but if I ask myself honestly, I either currently believe it, or I don't.
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Originally posted by RJHindsI know for a fact that cats exist. I also know for a fact that a lot of people own cats. I know next to nothing about twitehead though, so I call myself an agnostic unbeliever in this case.
He can't see the cat, so why should he believe such a thing?
Originally posted by C HessI think I can be called a NON theist. If there is a god, I don't give a crap. None of these man made so-called gods are worth giving the time of day to, just like car salesmen.
You're neither a theist or atheist? That's literally impossible. I get you being agnostic about it, that makes sense to me, but if you ask yourself if you believe there are deities, you can't deny that you either believe they exist or not, whether or not you take the rational position of: I don't know, and I don't believe we can know. 😕
One thing obvious: If there is a god, it is surely a hands off, roll the dice, let the chips fall where they may kind of god.
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Originally posted by C HessAh, you are an unbeliever, in that you lack a belief that there was a cat in the room.
I know for a fact that cats exist. I also know for a fact that a lot of people own cats. I know next to nothing about twitehead though, so I call myself an agnostic unbeliever in this case.
But you are not a disbeliever, in that you do not positively believe that their wasn't a cat in the room.
You thus occupy the middle state where you don't positively believe the claim to be true, and
don't positively believe the claim to be false.