PassingFair
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Fri Apr-10-09 08:07 AM
Response to Reply #58 |
| 62. Of course there was "evidence". That's why science was used to bring it to light. |
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Again, I'm not saying that the wee folk CAN'T live under my desk, I'm saying I don't BELIEVE that they do, and I don't leave them small, burnt offerings, either.
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| -Thom Hartmann Debates Christopher Hitchens On Religion. How Religion Poisons Everything? |
thomhartmann |
Apr-09-09 09:49 AM |
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That was a good discussion. Thanks for the post. nt |
Ilsa |
Apr-09-09 10:02 AM |
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I think Hitchens handed Hartmann his ass on a plate. |
Bonobo |
Apr-09-09 10:06 AM |
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I'm in total agreement. |
sellitman |
Apr-09-09 10:31 AM |
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Agreed. I like both Hartmann and Hitchens but Hartmann is a fuzzy thinker... |
The Night Owl |
Apr-09-09 11:02 AM |
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I Think The Discussion Was More Evenly Balanced Than That |
lostnotforgotten |
Apr-10-09 04:29 AM |
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Hartmann comes off |
borelord |
Apr-09-09 10:09 AM |
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Sorry, Thom |
mrfocus |
Apr-09-09 10:35 AM |
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This is only the second time I've ever seen Thom lose an argument. |
Ian David |
Apr-09-09 11:03 AM |
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I agree, and I LOVE Thom Hartmann. |
ihavenobias |
Apr-09-09 12:58 PM |
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Radical atheism is becoming a religion without a god nt |
humblebum |
Apr-09-09 12:48 PM |
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Whole-cloth hokum. |
stopbush |
Apr-09-09 02:19 PM |
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Atheism as religion? |
shellfishgene |
Apr-09-09 10:35 AM |
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Actually that is true ...Hinduism makes room for Atheism ... If you do not believe |
TheCoxwain |
Apr-09-09 11:35 AM |
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Huge Hartmann fan. |
tabatha |
Apr-09-09 10:53 AM |
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Actually I think Hartmann asked the questions that need to be asked |
humblebum |
Apr-09-09 01:03 PM |
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Right, Hitchens applies the standard we all consider to be the best for 99.9% of the life. |
ihavenobias |
Apr-09-09 01:06 PM |
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There is nothing rational about ignoring other epistemologies, |
humblebum |
Apr-09-09 01:17 PM |
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The problem is |
ihavenobias |
Apr-09-09 01:28 PM |
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I think you prove my point because you ignore centuries of philosophy |
humblebum |
Apr-09-09 01:44 PM |
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What history is being ignored? |
stopbush |
Apr-09-09 01:57 PM |
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That's what I'm talking about. nt |
humblebum |
Apr-09-09 02:00 PM |
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Be specific. You say centuries of history are being ignored. |
stopbush |
Apr-09-09 02:06 PM |
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Exactly. |
ihavenobias |
Apr-09-09 02:12 PM |
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More atheistic blather. We know what's true and don't tell us |
humblebum |
Apr-09-09 02:19 PM |
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Perhaps for your 63rd post you could actually respond to the |
stopbush |
Apr-09-09 02:24 PM |
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I'm so glad you used the term ad hominem arguing because that's exactly the way |
humblebum |
Apr-09-09 02:47 PM |
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Wow! You've added a healthy dose of the straw man to your large serving of ad hominem. |
stopbush |
Apr-09-09 03:16 PM |
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Yes, "irregardless" is a word. Maybe slang, but definitely used for |
humblebum |
Apr-09-09 05:13 PM |
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Still won't answer the question, will you? |
stopbush |
Apr-09-09 05:25 PM |
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Hartmann didn't do well at all here |
spiritual_gunfighter |
Apr-09-09 01:20 PM |
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I would say that's because you are partial to the atheist argument. |
humblebum |
Apr-09-09 01:25 PM |
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Funny. |
ihavenobias |
Apr-09-09 01:29 PM |
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Obviously you are partial |
spiritual_gunfighter |
Apr-09-09 02:07 PM |
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I definitely apologize for my unreasonable assumption. nt |
humblebum |
Apr-09-09 02:58 PM |
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It's okay n/t |
spiritual_gunfighter |
Apr-09-09 03:31 PM |
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Personally, I love Thom, and I can't stand the "Gin-soaked popinjay"... |
PassingFair |
Apr-09-09 05:42 PM |
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Thanks for the vid. |
swishyfeet |
Apr-09-09 11:02 AM |
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Like many religionists who attempt to debate Hitchens, |
stopbush |
Apr-09-09 02:13 PM |
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I agree with Hartmann |
mr_smith007 |
Apr-09-09 03:51 PM |
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I have never met an "atheist" who asserts that there is NO possibility of the supernatural... |
PassingFair |
Apr-09-09 04:26 PM |
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Exactly. In fact, were the supernatural to be proven, it would take its |
stopbush |
Apr-09-09 05:21 PM |
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That wasn't the point of my |
mr_smith007 |
Apr-09-09 06:25 PM |
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You can rule out the possibility of BELIEVING in it, though. n/t |
PassingFair |
Apr-09-09 06:27 PM |
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Well if evidence |
mr_smith007 |
Apr-09-09 07:15 PM |
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Science asserts proven, immutable truths all the time, like the laws of physics. |
stopbush |
Apr-10-09 12:26 AM |
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That is the part |
mr_smith007 |
Apr-09-09 06:15 PM |
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There is a big difference between an "atom" and an "omnipotent being". |
PassingFair |
Apr-09-09 06:25 PM |
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I am not |
mr_smith007 |
Apr-09-09 07:14 PM |
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Excuse me, but the idea of the atom was first broached in India in 600 BCE |
stopbush |
Apr-10-09 01:00 AM |
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Your definitions of agnosticism and atheism are flawed. |
whathehell |
Apr-09-09 08:16 PM |
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I think that your definitions are the flawed ones. |
PassingFair |
Apr-09-09 08:31 PM |
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"The only real difference between the two is that one has a more negative connnotation to believers" |
whathehell |
Apr-10-09 04:11 AM |
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According to Y-O-U. |
PassingFair |
Apr-10-09 08:09 AM |
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Yes -- as your "semantics" are according to Y.O.U. |
whathehell |
Apr-10-09 03:53 PM |
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You are quite wrong about Hitchens, who does not assert a |
stopbush |
Apr-09-09 05:41 PM |
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It totally depends on what can be considered as evidence. |
humblebum |
Apr-09-09 07:37 PM |
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Well, you're wrong. |
stopbush |
Apr-10-09 12:41 AM |
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You obviously know little about "proof"as related to philosophy |
humblebum |
Apr-10-09 09:18 AM |
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You're now conflating evidence with proof. |
stopbush |
Apr-10-09 12:36 PM |
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Are you telling me that you can have evidence without proof and |
humblebum |
Apr-10-09 02:44 PM |
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Care to respond to my question about history? |
stopbush |
Apr-10-09 02:52 PM |
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If Hitchens is simply asserting that "evidence doesn't exist for god's existence" |
whathehell |
Apr-10-09 03:58 AM |
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That is an absolute truth which is based on the Scientific Method |
humblebum |
Apr-10-09 09:25 AM |
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Correct...and they are very limited. |
whathehell |
Apr-10-09 03:49 PM |
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Exactly. |
whathehell |
Apr-09-09 07:51 PM |
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Hartmann is my favorite radio host....by FAR. |
PassingFair |
Apr-09-09 04:05 PM |
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You seem to misunderstand the difference between atheism and agnosticism |
whathehell |
Apr-09-09 08:23 PM |
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Hitchens was making the case that there is no evidence for the existence... |
PassingFair |
Apr-09-09 08:36 PM |
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"no evidence for the existence of a supreme being" |
whathehell |
Apr-10-09 03:29 AM |
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Of course there was "evidence". That's why science was used to bring it to light. |
PassingFair |
Apr-10-09 08:07 AM |
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No, dear...there's no "of course" about it... |
whathehell |
Apr-10-09 03:40 PM |
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. |
PassingFair |
Apr-10-09 05:08 PM |
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First of all, it's "belief", not "believe" |
whathehell |
Apr-11-09 07:38 AM |
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