31 Mar 14
"Nobody talks so constantly about God as those who insist that there is no God." -Heywood Broun
1. Because they may have unspoken concerns that there's more to eternal issues than at first appeared.
2. Because doing so with technical objections, counterfeit arguments and distortions blurs these issues.
3.
31 Mar 14
Originally posted by Grampy BobbyBefore asking us to give explanations for atheists talking about god more than
[b]"Nobody talks so constantly about God as those who insist that there is no God." -Heywood Broun
1. Because they may have unspoken concerns that there's more to eternal issues than at first appeared.
2. Because doing so with technical objections, counterfeit arguments and distortions blurs these issues.
3.[/b]
theists you must first demonstrate that (collectively) atheists do in fact talk
about god more than theists do.
This you will not be able to do as it is not in fact true.
Theists talk about god way more than atheists do.
Your premise is false.
Originally posted by Grampy Bobbya quote from a 1900's sport journalist.............how very relevant. i take your heywood broun and raise you david ike.
[b]"Nobody talks so constantly about God as those who insist that there is no God." -Heywood Broun
1. Because they may have unspoken concerns that there's more to eternal issues than at first appeared.
2. Because doing so with technical objections, counterfeit arguments and distortions blurs these issues.
3.[/b]
31 Mar 14
Originally posted by googlefudgeThanks for your opinion, googlefudge.
Before asking us to give explanations for atheists talking about god more than
theists you must first demonstrate that (collectively) atheists do in fact talk
about god more than theists do.
This you will not be able to do as it is not in fact true.
Theists talk about god [b]way more than atheists do.
Your premise is false.[/b]
Originally posted by googlefudgeWhat you seem to fail to realize is that the belief that "atheists do in fact talk about god more than theists do" is all that is required. Accept this free gift rather than blindly remaining the victim of self deception, self justification and self absorption.
Before asking us to give explanations for atheists talking about god more than
theists you must first demonstrate that (collectively) atheists do in fact talk
about god more than theists do.
This you will not be able to do as it is not in fact true.
Theists talk about god [b]way more than atheists do.
Your premise is false.[/b]
31 Mar 14
Originally posted by Grampy Bobbyanother stupid quote. i hope he was a better journalist. are you saying character is fixed and cannot be built and developed?
He also said, "Sports do not build character. They reveal it.": same as in competitive online public forums.
31 Mar 14
Originally posted by stellspalfieBe nice to read a few quotations that please you. Observation is from Heywood Broun not yours truly. Our character begins developing in childhood and continues to develop positive or negative character traits until we move to our eternal address.
another stupid quote. i hope he was a better journalist. are you saying character is fixed and cannot be built and developed?
31 Mar 14
Originally posted by ThinkOfOneFinally catching on...
What you seem to fail to realize is that the belief that "atheists do in fact talk about god more than theists do" is all that is required. Accept this free gift rather than blindly remaining the victim of self deception, self justification and self absorption.
lol
31 Mar 14
Originally posted by Grampy Bobbyif you put up a quote with no expectation or side notes of your own then i can only assume that you feel the quotes speak for you. i have lots of quotes i love, but i feel that a forum is a place for my words and thinking.
Be nice to read a few quotations that please you. Observation is from Heywood Broun not yours truly. Our character begins developing in childhood and continues to develop positive or negative character traits until we move to our eternal address.
01 Apr 14
Originally posted by googlefudgeGrampy hides behind a quote to avoid showing his own opinion in the matter.
Before asking us to give explanations for atheists talking about god more than
theists you must first demonstrate that (collectively) atheists do in fact talk
about god more than theists do.
This you will not be able to do as it is not in fact true.
Theists talk about god [b]way more than atheists do.
Your premise is false.[/b]
Or perhaps he has no opinion at all.
Originally posted by FabianFnasFabian, Svenska Pojke isn't hiding; rather, he's establishing an author's premise for the purpose of eliciting responses:
Grampy hides behind a quote to avoid showing his own opinion in the matter.
Or perhaps he has no opinion at all.
"Nobody talks so constantly about God as those who insist that there is no God." -Heywood Broun
1. Because they may have unspoken concerns that there's more to eternal issues than at first appeared.
2. Because doing so with technical objections, counterfeit arguments and distortions blurs these issues.
3."
If you have one, please feel free to express it. You're among friends.
01 Apr 14
Originally posted by stellspalfiestellspalfie, quote caught my attention as relevant to some contributors to this forum.... hoped you would respond not react.
if you put up a quote with no expectation or side notes of your own then i can only assume that you feel the quotes speak for you. i have lots of quotes i love, but i feel that a forum is a place for my words and thinking.