Greg Bahnsen - Worldviews in Conflict (part 5)

[bengphoenix]

Funny, the atheist's comments sharply declined this far into the series.

[kyebean]

When someone disables ratings, it strongly suggests, that they know they're in the wrong, or at least very unpopular. It shows that they believe they have a better chance of spreading their video if people aren't allowed give their opinion of it. Very telling. Censorship is not a valid form of argument.

[illegaluploads]

@kyebean or they are just sick of people censoring them and what they have to say thru the video by giving a negative vote before even listening to the argument. It works both ways man.

[kyebean]

@illegaluploads that's not a reason to disable ratings. If your viewers don't like what your doing, make better videos. I guess that doesn't matter when you don't care what's true and you're just trying to evangelize.

[MCulpa]

@kyebean

You could just look at the bahnsen vs stein debate. That actually does have ratings enabled :D

[kyebean]

@MCulpa I assume that's one of those pointless debates where each participant can prattle on pompously for like 10 minutes going over about 50 different points before their opponent can contest anything?

[darpachief]

great teaching

[MRKetter81]

Kind of scary.. He needs to stress the condition of being decieved (which would mean ignorance of God).

[fiercegallantry]

Very useful.

[CAndiron]

Similar to his paper on self-deception. The unbeliever believes he does not believe in God, because God has not provided sufficient evidence. But this shows he really does believe in God.