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JudgeRightly reacted to ok doser's post in the thread I'm Starting To Like This Trump Fellow with
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He's been told to hate Trump and he's obeying unquestioningly but he doesn't know why so his spewing of bile is irrational and... -
JudgeRightly reacted to ok doser's post in the thread I'm Starting To Like This Trump Fellow with Haha.
That was quite a rant. You must be all tuckered out. Do you want to take a nappy now? Hold on let me get your binky
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It sounds like you’re projecting your own disdain.
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JudgeRightly reacted to 7djengo7's post in the thread The Transcendental Argument for God with Like.
"Need evidence" for what, exactly? When you presupposed this "truth" claim of yours: -- what "evidence" led you to presuppose @Clete...
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That's Mr. President to you. What's your point?
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JudgeRightly replied to the thread The Transcendental Argument for God.Moving the discussion from the other thread to this new one, since it's gone way off topic from the OP of the original thread.
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Death, in the biblical sense of the word, is always a spiritual separation. Physical death happens when one's spirit separates from the...
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JudgeRightly reacted to 7djengo7's post in the thread The Transcendental Argument for God with Haha.
Judging from certain contextual clues, I think you may have accidentally replied to my post while meaning to reply to @Avajs. ...then...
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It was perfectly responsive. Your lack of understanding it as such, not withstanding. The existence of God has to be presupposed for you...
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JudgeRightly reacted to 7djengo7's post in the thread The Transcendental Argument for God with Like.
Evidence leads to concluding, not to presupposing. Rationally-thinking person: "The evidence leads me to conclude that X is true." VS...
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Not responsive, your Honor. Please instruct the witness to answer the question. Let's ask again, what particular EVIDENCE leads you to...
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JudgeRightly reacted to 7djengo7's post in the thread The Transcendental Argument for God with Like.
By saying that, you once again show that you don't even understand the nature of evidence nor the nature of presupposing. The pre- part...
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For the record, I hadn't ever heard the term "Apostolicity" either. I'd wager that barely 5% of non-catholic church goers have any...