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Originally posted by twhiteheadI gave an honest answer.
So all you have is word games? I guess you are to scared of being trapped to give an honest answer.
Now I'm looking for an honest reply
Originally posted by googlefudge"Belief without evidence or despite of it, and blind trust, are bad and to be avoided.
Belief without evidence or despite of it, and blind trust, are bad and to be avoided.
There is no true faith.
Originally posted by FreakyKBHMaybe you're not, but there is a definite wheezing making its way through.
Originally posted by twhiteheadreligion " A smile on a Dog"
This is related to the thread on whether atheists answer questions.
I have often noticed that certain topics or questions result in avoidance by theists and one reason given by them is that they are afraid that atheists are trying to trap them. Does the same ever happen with atheists? Do you ever see atheists worrying about getting trapped and thus not a ...[text shortened]... hat if you are confident of your position/beliefs then you shouldn't be afraid of being trapped.
Originally posted by twhiteheadI haven't read those books. How are they relevant?
[b]Maybe you're not, but there is a definite wheezing making its way through.
In your imagination.
There is (and has been) much discussion on how the scientific method is to be defined.
Literally books have been written on the topic, some taking one view while others insist the other is preferred.
Consensus has not been found.
I h ...[text shortened]... only one scientific method. And I suggest you try to understand it before you come to trust it.[/b]
The post that was quoted here has been removedWow, THAT I didn't know. He moves down a few notches then. No pedestal for him!
Originally posted by FreakyKBHNo, not at all.
Is that a trick question?