Calculate Your God Delusion Index

Haha, I got 40 points despite being a strong atheist (I say there are no such things as gods), due to the first three questions being extremely vague, saying 'may' and referring to 'a higher consciousness', which to me sounds like 'really smart thing'. As for the creation of this universe, since we know nothing about that, sure, I'll go with a finite, super-smart being haveing 'may'-be done something there.
Fun times. 4*

Scored 0. I'm a 'normal' human being...haha.

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A lot of these questions use the word "may" though...and as any reasonable person has to recognise....we havent DISPROVED any of these claims..so we have to admit they "may" if outrageously unlikely have happened.

It would take a lot more than pointing out I should have used a question mark to offend me. My skin is significantly thicker than that.

If they did that, they would have fallen into the trap :)

I could deal directly with their manifestation claims and examine their epistomology.

However I was arguing specifically against the kind of wishy washy cowardly way that people will say "oh I believe in god" to a believer, knowing full well what that means to them, but when questioned by a skeptic like myself they say "Oh I just mean the characteristic of objects to peform mechanical work, not that silly deity" its dishones no?

Fantasy is anything outside the realm called reality. It is that sense in which I use the word. This is correct usage.

I did not arbitrarily change its meaning between two states. Which is the position you are defending. Of course by defending I mean fucking a goat over, I just arbitrarily changed the meaning of the word.

Why not stick to one account?

I should also spell sentence correctly, yes?

However if the very best argument you can produce against me is that I didn't put a question mark in place while commenting that arbitrary redefining of words is dishonest, then I think I am doing pretty well.

@Xorinite

I was just referring that you said people need to use proper proper english words, if they are gonna use english. In that case proper english punctuation should also be used if your gonna use english.

You said fantasy was "assume things without evidence and things which we cannot sense manifesting". Now your saying its anything that is outside the realm of reality. So just just did word play.

Again no offense, just wanted to point that out.

No, I pointed out that you cannot arbitrarily redefine words to mean whatever you want them to mean as a method of argument. That it is dishonest and inhibits communication.

I did not say you have to use "proper english words"

No, I did not. The primary definition of fantasy supported by the major dictionaries is "Imagination unrestricted by reality" which fits with what I said.

Try again.