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Recent content by Tinker Grey

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    Richard Dawkins says he is a Cultural Christian

    https://www.msn.com/en-us/lifestyle/mind-and-soul/famous-atheist-says-he-identifies-as-a-cultural-christian-and-is-horrified-by-promotion-of-islamic-holiday/ar-BB1kWLJq {Emphasis added} That said, the fact that he likes his culture is pretty unremarkable.
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    The first living thing could not have come into being by random chance, therefore, God Almighty created all things. Just 1 proof.

    "Haploid"
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    The Four Dirty Secrets Against Darwin Evolution

    Yes. No. Your example is like saying "Where cow is A (milk producing) and lizard is ¬A (not milk producing)." One thing may have a property and another thing might not. A more accurate statement might be: If you believe science is true (and it rejects miracles) AND you believe religion is...
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    The Four Dirty Secrets Against Darwin Evolution

    My daughter watched a video by Forrest Valkai (really good science educator) who said exactly (at least as relayed to me) your second sentence.
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    Dr. Peterson on His "Belief" in God

    ETA: less than 1 minute
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    Does theism lead to immoral behaviour?

    I think people worshiping a god brings public dissent. Ergo, you should be silent. No?
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    Can God Defy Logic?

    I don't believe in gods. So there's that. But let's play. First, your final sentence says "Does this mean the existence of a God cannot be logically explained?" No. It means potentially that an omnipotent god cannot be logically explained. But, you were careful in your other sentences, so we'll...
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    Satanic Dishonesty

    Well, actually ... Genesis 20:12 - Abraham, Sarah, and Abimelech
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    There is NO Historical Evidence for Jesus

    Things never happen to you that you didn't choose? Sure, you can choose to do something on little information, but if there is a choice to understand, it is preferable. Fundamentally, things like spirits and souls and gods are different. I can draw a direct correlation between the light switch...
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    There is NO Historical Evidence for Jesus

    No, it comes after experience.
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    There is NO Historical Evidence for Jesus

    When one has experience with something, one begins to understand one's experience. When one has lots of experience with a thing, one begins to understand that thing. Given that every time I flip a light switch the light comes on, I understand that the light will come on when I flip the switch...
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    There is NO Historical Evidence for Jesus

    If I don't understand something, I don't understand it. That's precisely why to not trust it. Trusting what you don't understand is flat out dangerous. But I never have an intuition that that which I don't understand is right. As for embracing life, on average, I find it trivially easy. When...
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    There is NO Historical Evidence for Jesus

    Why should one trust what one doesn't understand? Seems like a bad idea.
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    How would you react?

    Citation required.
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    There is NO Historical Evidence for Jesus

    No, he's not. (Well, that was easy.)
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