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On the last biology test I took, I had a multiple choice question in which did not immediately know the answer, but I certainly knew what the answer was not. From eliminating what was not, I was able to identify what was. It's easy to get the right answer when I have only five options, but in t...

Utilizing Matt Slick's reasoning, I can argue that I'm omnipotent. I am all-powerful; I can do all things. Can I fly? No, because it's not in my nature. Yet, I can do all things within my nature.

TheoreticalBullshit did an amazing job prison raping Matt Slick's TAG. He even used Matt Slic...

I'm guessing you're out of the military now. Congratulations. I'll be sure to follow your work, although I may not understand what you're saying. Thanks for being such a good ambassador while I was at your base.

Israel Jacob

(U.S. Air Force)

@Epydemic2020

I freely admit that I have not seen your video. Nevertheless, I am skeptical that you successfully refuted Scott's argument. As I recall, Scott proposed the following:

God's nature is one of morality.

God's actions always reflect God's nature.

Therefore, God's actions are alway...

@Rockynurse

By harboring a "number of factors" (presumably, more than two), the concept of whether or not one should attend a college or university ceases to be a dilemma. In fact, the very case you advanced is a false dichotomy, wherein you fallaciously propose a pair of options while excludi...

In Soviet Russia, methane release you.

That's too cute.

He sounds like a cartoon character when he starts pouting.

Utilizing Slick's flawed rebuttal, I can declare that I too am omnipotent. Being all-powerful, I can do all things -- except that which is inconsistent with my nature. My nature is such that I cannot fly, disappear, accurately predict the future, so on and so forth; however, the inability to pe...