Words of encouragement from scientism
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(2020-04-16, 10:00 PM)fls Wrote: I know, right?! Yes! Right on! We've forgotten an important step though! Let's add it right in the middle:
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(2020-04-16, 11:54 PM)fls Wrote: You forgot: Yes! Quite right! You're starting to get the hang of this! Some potential hidden messages include:
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(2020-04-16, 08:46 PM)Brian Wrote: I think the comparison is reasonable and although I have always believed in God in some form, when off-guard I often find myself thinking in materialistic terms, so I have an understanding of agnosticism and an acceptance of atheism but what I don't understand, is how atheists can't see that their own position is as much a belief as any religious position. Observation alone cannot tell you there is no God, it can only tell you there is no evidence for God, and even then, only by your own personal interpretation of the evidence or lack thereof. Personally, I don't accept the premise that "there is no evidence for God". It may be based on some kind of circularity, a sort of self-fulfilling prophecy. Even so, it holds under only limited circumstances. However, I will add that I'm outside of traditional belief and my use of the term 'god' should not be taken to mean any particular religious figure.
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