17 Mar '13 15:02>1 edit
Originally posted by woodypusherHow do you argue against something that doesn't exist? I think the argument is with those that mistakenly believe one does.
How do you argue against something that doesn't exist? I think the argument is with those that mistakenly believe one does.
More telling is arguing against something that does exist - like science.
I do like your analogy comparing god to Santa Claus though 😉
Many here try every single day. With a fervor that leads some here to think maybe they have a belief against this "thing that doesn't exist". And yes, when pushed, many of these will bring their argument against the believers themselves, often making it 'personal' and often using a twisted logic meant to "prove" somehow that the believer is somehow either mentally or morally deficient for siding with such a "monster" as God (that of course "doesn't exist" ).
Arguing against science is a little different. I can only assume that those who do this must come from deficient school systems. I, myself, have absolutely NO problem with science, and frankly I cannot understand Christians who are so rigid in their belief that they do have a problem with science. As I said, they must have been taught poorly by deficient school systems. Either that, or their faith is incomplete.