TOP TEN atheist car wrecks

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Let me make it clear I am not saying these people are stupid. As atheists tell us all the time it's quite possible for perfectly rational people to come to an area like philosophy or theology and just not manage to be rational in that area. It does not mean they cannot, elsewhere, be rational.

In order of appearance:

1. The Atheist Experience
2. AngieAntiTheist
3. Stefbot
4. DarkAntics
5. suvarenee
6. AronRa
7. rkwatson
8. The Atheist Experience
9. The 'Amazing' Atheist
10. MrCropper

If this was not painful enough for you then check out the folder 'Stupid videos by YT atheists' where you can also see the context for most of these videos as well should you wish to. You can decide whether these people have been quote-mined or not.

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Dear AronRa,

I don't like being lied to either. Here's the proof that you did:

http://el-prod.baylor.edu/certain_doubts/?p=761

Will we get an apology?

As of February 2012 that looks unlikely. On a thread I asked him to define his terms and he was terribly vague so I asked again and he never replied. I've posted on his profile half a dozen times asking why he won't answer but still no reply as yet.

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Angie,

I think it's evidence of something alright. Evidence that God has a sense of humour!

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[theycallhim]

I particularly liked the guy discussing the Free Will Defence to the Problem of Evil who claims that the FWD is only legit if at least more than half of the people made it into heaven. Looooooooooooooooooooooooooooo­ol.

[TheCartesianTheist]

@theycallhim

Well, he took it so hard he made a response video trying to vindicate himself which is equally hilarious. What's even more hilarious is he thinks he's got three arguments against Plantinga's free will defense. Even though he still cannot comprehend why picking 50% is on a par with picking any number out of his arse. On top of that he misrepresents the Christian doctrine of creation and purpose. At least some of the others don't try pretending they can do theology!!

[Tyjohnable]

@TheCartesianTheist

He picked 50% because because of logic. If say 51 people had to die/burn to save 49 how the fuck can you say that's at all moral?

If god is all knowing why would he create so many people that he knew he was going to have to torture for eternity?

[Christistruth1]

Now, if Aronra states..."If you make a statement, it better be accurate, you better be able to check the figures. You can't get away with nonsense." Now, I would like to find out how his philosophy that faith is inherently dishonest, is true. I would like to see HIS FIGURES. Because if he can't show them, then according to his own statement, he's letting himself get away with nonsense.

[Christistruth1]

I've debated Aronra, I have videos that I put together dismantling his arguments. And in the end he just choose to ignore me. Now, in one video which I have, he says...that "According to my philosophy, faith is inherently dishonest." Now, he's stated that if anything is true, it requires scientific evidence to back it up. Then I asked him what was the scientific evidence for his philosophy that faith is inherently dishonest true? He couldn't answer, and just attacked me. Now this is interesting

[phurt89]

@theycallhim Have you seen many creationist YouTube videos?

[theycallhim]

This is excellent, YouTube atheists are HILARIOUS.

[ichoosenoname]

@TheCartesianTheist Worth the research and thought, I think. Thanks for the upload and insight. Oh, good luck with the argument from the guy who does not believe in the historical Jesus, should be fun!!!

[TheCartesianTheist]

@ichoosenoname

Well that's an interesting one since these findings have caused a great deal of debate amongst ancient historians as to what degree Homer is actually basing his stories on real places and actual events. That's exactly the point. The evidence suggests he didn't completely make everything up [like, say, Tolkien did for Lord of the Rings for example]. He has, at least, borrowed actual places and possibly some events too and this view is held by historians of Homer.

[ichoosenoname]

@TheCartesianTheist Sorry for interupting but i find your post interesting. So would it be possible that Homers writings are true? What is your take on that? There is physical evidence that would make his stories true. The illiad is based on the ten year trojan war.