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2. What "commitment" does atheism require?

Tue Apr 24, 2012, 09:32 AM

Apr 2012

I did not know that saying "I'm not convinced by your evidence" is a commitment, I guess. Silly me.

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The brain: a user's guide [View all] rug Apr 2012 OP

Possibilian.. i like that yodermon Apr 2012 #1

Me, too. To the point and easy to understand. cbayer Apr 2012 #5

What "commitment" does atheism require? trotsky Apr 2012 #2

Depends on whether this discrimination is in real life or online. trotsky Apr 2012 #4

And offline? rug Apr 2012 #6

I try not to make waves. trotsky Apr 2012 #7

Who knows? rug Apr 2012 #8

Would that include the position of Possibilianism? n/t trotsky Apr 2012 #13

Possibly. rug Apr 2012 #15

! . . . as they say "Well played!" patrice Apr 2012 #17

I agree. trotsky Apr 2012 #12

Me too. That was an amazing climb. rug Apr 2012 #11

That is way cool! I had no idea. cbayer Apr 2012 #14

+1 laconicsax Apr 2012 #20