Reply #78: Jesus Christ on a trailer hitch, do I have to spoon feed you everything?

[beam me up scottie]

Unfortunately, these talking points don't come with instructions.

"these talking points" meaning the idiotic and overused "do atheists believe in love" question.

They must just be told to post it and wait for the godless heathens to start denouncing their atheism in the face of such indisputable logic.

"They" being the people who visit the websites and learn to ask idiotic and overused questions like the one above in the hopes that their clever ploy will trip up the stupid and unsuspecting atheists who have never seen it before.

Nowhere did I state that you denounced atheism or claimed it was illogical.

No, RA is correct."it is going to be this fricking silly argument again"
The "Does Love Exist?" trap isn't going to work on us.

It's neither clever nor original as you can see from RA's link.

Kudos to the atheists in here for not taking the bait.

RA was correct when he told you I was referring to previous threads asking the same idiotic question.


Again, nowhere did I state that you denounced atheism or claimed it was illogical.

That's what this was supposed to be, except we didn't fall for it.

The same internet that lets you check christian websites for instructions on how to use fallacies to prove atheism is illogical also allows atheists to collect and dissect them.

This was in reply to your post:

I invite you to look for a post of mine where I made any such ..
.. argument. You won't find such a post.

Let's hear that again:

That's what this was supposed to be

One more time:

supposed to be

And once more for clarity:

supposed

Do you know the definition of the word "supposed" or shall I post that for you too?








Point out where exactly I stated that you denounced atheism or claimed it was illogical.