Reverse Pascal's Wager (NZ variation)

Originally posted by @wolfgang59
Reverse Pascal's Wager (NZ variation)

Sounds like a nerdy sex position.

Originally posted by @vivify
Sounds like a nerdy sex position.

That’s because ‘Wagger’ is misspelled.

Originally posted by @dj2becker
So from your perspective you can only live your 'intellectual life' to the fullest if you remove God from the throne and sit there yourself? ...

Wait, what? The only option is your god or else djbecker is king of the world?!

I know your wording tries to push people around, but I see you painting into a corner.

Originally posted by @dj2becker
So from your perspective you can only live your 'intellectual life' to the fullest if you remove God from the throne and sit there yourself?

This "throne" you mention is a figment of your imagination and not mine.Asking me a question based on the premise that I am choosing to sit on a "throne" that you know I don't think exists has got to be a logical fallacy of some sort or other.

Originally posted by @sonship
Could you show me the word "afterlife" anywhere in the Bible ?

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Did you ever see the word "afterlife" there?[/b]

I really don't know.
What has the bible to do with this thread or my opening post?

btw Could you show me the word "relevance" anywhere in the Harry Potter books?

Originally posted by @wolfgang59
This opening is similar to Pascal's Wager but with colours reversed.

Basically
Assume there is no afterlife and live this life to the fullest.

1. If there is no afterlife,
you were correct. Well done.

2. If there is an afterlife,
you were wrong, but hey, an afterlife! Who would have thought!

You forget, the afterlife could be in one of two places.

Originally posted by @eladar
You forget, the afterlife could be in one of two places.

Why not 5 or 6 places?
Is there a brochure?
Can I have a sea-view?

Originally posted by @apathist
Wait, what? The only option is your god or else djbecker is king of the world?!

I know your wording tries to push people around, but I see you painting into a corner.

It might dawn upon you at some point in time that people who reject the existence of God become of 'god' of their own little universe. They may not be aware of it but it's quite obvious to those that are able to observe such things.

Originally posted by @wolfgang59
Why not 5 or 6 places?
Is there a brochure?
Can I have a sea-view?

Because there are only two.

You can burn or you can be found righteous. This was the basis of Pascal's statement.