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Napoleon Ier wrote:You people need to grow up to be honest.
Neoteny wrote:I'm really just curious if everyone recognizes the point we're trying to make. I don't care if you agree with it or not.
PLAYER57832 wrote:Neoteny wrote:I'm really just curious if everyone recognizes the point we're trying to make. I don't care if you agree with it or not.
Actually you are missing the point entirely. 1 + 1 = 2 because we DEFINE it as such. Once beyond the basic definitions, though math is proveable. Science, on the other hand is the opposite. You can almost never prove anything. (note the "almost") instead you DISPROVE and what is left .. is the truth. "no matter how improbable"
AND there are always those who wish to blurr the truth, change the subject and just generally make it seem as if there is a "debate" where none actually exists.
Napoleon Ier wrote:You people need to grow up to be honest.
silvanricky wrote:LMFAO at this MeDeFe jerk! So get this, I'm browsing through the forums and go over to the General Discussion part. Apparently, demanding proof that 1 + 1 = 2 isn't the only time MeDeFe has gone out of his way to sound like a demanding prick. What was meant to be a cool gesture of congratulations was soon turned into an argument because people didn't measure up to his standards of what a proper contratulation is. What an ass!
Here's the link:
viewtopic.php?f=6&t=48973&st=0&sk=t&sd=a
You can see his arrogance in his first post, and then later has the audacity to post a link trying to prop himself up. So I guess we can see this guy's pattern of behavior. The other people over there didn't appreciate his stupidity either but he just doesn't get the hint. Read their comments.
MeDeFe wrote:If I remember correctly it was when daddy1gringo and I were arguing absolute truth and occasionally other people would dare speak up as well.
PLAYER57832 wrote:I hope we all become liberal drones.
saxitoxin wrote:Your position is more complex than the federal tax code. As soon as I think I understand it, I find another index of cross-references, exceptions and amendments I have to apply.
Timminz wrote:Yo mama is so classless, she could be a Marxist utopia.
silvanricky wrote:LMFAO at this MeDeFe jerk! So get this, I'm browsing through the forums and go over to the General Discussion part. Apparently, demanding proof that 1 + 1 = 2 isn't the only time MeDeFe has gone out of his way to sound like a demanding prick. What was meant to be a cool gesture of congratulations was soon turned into an argument because people didn't measure up to his standards of what a proper contratulation is. What an ass!
Here's the link:
viewtopic.php?f=6&t=48973&st=0&sk=t&sd=a
You can see his arrogance in his first post, and then later has the audacity to post a link trying to prop himself up. So I guess we can see this guy's pattern of behavior. The other people over there didn't appreciate his stupidity either but he just doesn't get the hint. Read their comments.
detlef wrote:Once again, you're reading too much into this or, if you will, trying too hard to "find holes in people's arguments."
Elijah S wrote:As I see it, only a true asshole would take something as simple as a congratulations and turn it into an attack on the poster. What a prick.
protectedbygold wrote:Are you really so insecure about yourself that you have to make this thread about you, MeDeFe? Why not just let people show their appreciation in their own way and get lost.
detlef wrote:MeDeFe wrote:
So far so good, any questions?
Yep, who pissed in your Wheaties?
bradleybadly wrote:The sad thing is that there's some younger people here who probably encourage him even further by not challenging him. Wow, this was great, and it's not even Christmas!
joecoolfrog wrote:I dont care how irrational it is, I dont care how much evidence there is to refute it, my pixie book says the Grand Pixie created the entire universe 63 years ago . I have read the book since I was a baby so it must be true, there are also big colour pictures including my favourite one which shows GP creating a hedgehog with a piece of dazzling backhand wand action.
PLAYER57832 wrote:bradleybadly wrote:The sad thing is that there's some younger people here who probably encourage him even further by not challenging him. Wow, this was great, and it's not even Christmas!
No, argument is what he wants. Ignoring him is much better.... though I am guilty of responding myself.
Personally, it is not his "discussion" that is annoying ... a lot of people like discussing even the EXTREMELY esoteric. It is that he wants to turn every discussion, anywhere into his "I am right, you are stupid" argument.
saxitoxin wrote:Your position is more complex than the federal tax code. As soon as I think I understand it, I find another index of cross-references, exceptions and amendments I have to apply.
Timminz wrote:Yo mama is so classless, she could be a Marxist utopia.
MeDeFe wrote:Indeed, I want arguments as in "reasons for why a person is of a certain opinion", lately I've been getting inane flaming, though.
MeDeFe wrote:PLAYER57832 wrote:bradleybadly wrote:The sad thing is that there's some younger people here who probably encourage him even further by not challenging him. Wow, this was great, and it's not even Christmas!
No, argument is what he wants. Ignoring him is much better.... though I am guilty of responding myself.
Personally, it is not his "discussion" that is annoying ... a lot of people like discussing even the EXTREMELY esoteric. It is that he wants to turn every discussion, anywhere into his "I am right, you are stupid" argument.
Indeed, I want arguments as in "reasons for why a person is of a certain opinion", lately I've been getting inane flaming, though.
Napoleon Ier wrote:You people need to grow up to be honest.
MeDeFe wrote:PLAYER57832 wrote:No, argument is what he wants. Ignoring him is much better.... though I am guilty of responding myself.
Personally, it is not his "discussion" that is annoying ... a lot of people like discussing even the EXTREMELY esoteric. It is that he wants to turn every discussion, anywhere into his "I am right, you are stupid" argument.
Indeed, I want arguments as in "reasons for why a person is of a certain opinion", lately I've been getting inane flaming, though.
PLAYER57832 wrote:MeDeFe wrote:PLAYER57832 wrote:No, argument is what he wants. Ignoring him is much better.... though I am guilty of responding myself.
Personally, it is not his "discussion" that is annoying ... a lot of people like discussing even the EXTREMELY esoteric. It is that he wants to turn every discussion, anywhere into his "I am right, you are stupid" argument.
Indeed, I want arguments as in "reasons for why a person is of a certain opinion", lately I've been getting inane flaming, though.
Sorry MeDeFe, I got you partly mixed up with someone else. You aren't the one with all the "I am right, you are stupid" comments.
BUT, I do wish you (and the rest who do the same) would try to stay "on topic". It DOES get annoying to weed through 20 irrelevant comments just to see one new on topic addition.
Napoleon Ier wrote:You people need to grow up to be honest.
PLAYER57832 wrote:No, argument is what he wants. Ignoring him is much better.... though I am guilty of responding myself.
bradleybadly wrote:PLAYER57832 wrote:No, argument is what he wants. Ignoring him is much better.... though I am guilty of responding myself.
Agreed. He's been exposed for how he behaves, in this and other forum threads.
Back on topic then! I would like to see anyone who has evidence or proof that the earth is only thousands of years old. If the earth is that young then there should be some type of way to verify this according to creationists.
saxitoxin wrote:Your position is more complex than the federal tax code. As soon as I think I understand it, I find another index of cross-references, exceptions and amendments I have to apply.
Timminz wrote:Yo mama is so classless, she could be a Marxist utopia.
PLAYER57832 wrote:No, argument is what he wants. Ignoring him is much better
Snorri1234 wrote:THE BIBLE SAYS THE EARTH IS YOUNG AND SINCE THE BIBLE SAYS IT'S TRUE THAT MUST MEAN IT IS!
PLAYER57832 wrote:Snorri1234 wrote:THE BIBLE SAYS THE EARTH IS YOUNG AND SINCE THE BIBLE SAYS IT'S TRUE THAT MUST MEAN IT IS!
NO, the Bible says no such thing. The Bible says that God created the Earth. HUMANS claim that means all sorts of things.
But most of us have no objection to folks believing as they wish. The PROBLEM is when you try to claim that these ideas that HAVE been soundly and roundly disproven cannot be true because YOU cannot conceive of how they could be true and the Bible could be true.
But you know what? a few hundred years ago folks thought the Bible meant that the Sun HAD to revolve around the sun ... because to say otherwise was to indicate that humans and earth were somehow inferior.
Neither God nor the Bible are limited by our understanding. The TRUTH is in the Bible ...and it is in science. When the two seem to conflict, it is US the fault of narrow minded humans, not God or Christianity.
PLAYER57832 wrote:Neither God nor the Bible are limited by our understanding. The TRUTH is in the Bible ...and it is in science. When the two seem to conflict, it is US the fault of narrow minded humans, not God or Christianity.
Frigidus wrote:PLAYER57832 wrote:Neither God nor the Bible are limited by our understanding. The TRUTH is in the Bible ...and it is in science. When the two seem to conflict, it is US the fault of narrow minded humans, not God or Christianity.
I disagree! But not wanting to start another debate that goes nowhere I'll restrain myself...for the moment.
reminisco wrote:you know, i read Mere Christianity years ago. a compelling book, by an astute and sublime author. i'm sure the uber-christians here know who wrote that.
a friend lent me his copy of The Reason for God: Belief in an Age of Skepticism by Timothy Keller. It's actually quite an interesting read. and i'm not a bible thumper or anything, and i'm one of those skeptics for whom the book was apparently written. i've happily (and greedily) devoured a great deal of philosophy in my time -- i tend to gravitate towards the existentialists more than anyone else.
but that's just my own personal bias. why i'm telling you all of this is that i think the uber-christians and the atheists alike would likely find something worthwhile in the book. it's a quick read, and it's heavily critical of religion. which is cool. sort of like reading Kierkegaard again, but with 21st century language (i mean, the book opens with a quote from Darth Vader).
your local library should have a copy.
Napoleon Ier wrote:You people need to grow up to be honest.
Napoleon Ier wrote:You people need to grow up to be honest.
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