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Friday, March 24, 2006

Just for grins and giggles and because I can - v.3


More entertainment at the expense of arrogant online skeptics. You can see previous fun here, here and here. More to come later, as there seems to be a never ending supply of such individuals. This particular guy went away rather quickly but his foolishness is quite evident. I don't mind a reasonable discussion, like the one in my Yes, there is a God post. However, when skeptics act like, well, a non-believer's version of Pat Robertson, with a heavy does of jackassery for good measure, they shouldn't be surprised when we respond with a bit of scarcasm and dismissal. It should be noted, that I've run across a few smart atheists that rip into these types on their side, as much as I do. Kudos to them, for recognizing and exposing the foolishness amongst their fellow travelers. Do these type of individuals and their actions mean atheism or whatever ism is false? Of course not. But it seems that some on the other side, view Pat Robertson's foolishness as a valid way to overturn any argument for Christian claims. So, let's have some fun at the expense of their village idiots equivalent.


I think therefore I'm damned...Wrote:


I bet you think your screen name is clever <--- sarcasm, In case you missed it.


The direct approach doesn't work with faith, that's why it's lasted so long. Arguing against them directly on reaffirms their faith, most of the time.


When you don't have a good argument, that's what tends to happen. Much like the drivel you're spouting now.


If you really care, you have to compromise and be more indirect when convincing them.


Deceptive tactics do not a lousy argument make stronger.


I have yet to figure it out,


Obviously


but this way doesn't work anymore,


Here's a suggestion, You might want to honestly consider that you are wrong


they're too well prepared/indoctrinated.


Says the guy who cant give a direct argument.


Take away the foundations and their faith will collapse


Still waiting for something rational.


you can't make a direct attack work


See previous.


this I know.


You don't seem to know much


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