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RE: Why do people laugh at creationists? (part 37) William Lane Craig (a response to thunderf00t)

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I tear apart unsophisticated and all around stupid ass thunderf00t's video "Why do people laugh at creationists? (part 37) William Lane Craig" http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4u6Mz21jTaA

Clearly, thunderf00t has no understanding of basic philosophy or the Kalam Cosmological Argument.

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  • Creationist =/= young earth creationist.

  • Consider the first premise “whatever begins to exist has a cause”, for this first premise to be correct everything that begins to exist – including the universe – has a cause.

    Taking into consideration the second statement “the universe began to exist”, the conclusion the universe has a cause follows directly.

    Therefore, the Kalem Cosmological Argument proves that the universe has a cause by presupposing that the universe has a cause; a logical fallacy.

  • @exposed2000 John, your critique FAILS hard, I don't think you payed attention AT ALL to what Thunderf00t was saying so let's try to translate that:

    TF doesn't believe that the premises of Kalam are necessarily true. His argument is that human intuition is not reliable at the "very small" (quantum) or the "very high" (relativity). I know TF wasn't being very clear, but at least try to address these points rather than silly strawmen.

  • Religious people are pathetic people.......

  • @Rawlsrocks

    The taxi cab fallacy is a type of speacial pleading.

  • @Rawlsrocks

    Hawing does believe in the big bang his model has envolves a reigne in sapce rather than a singularity , but its very honest of you to admit that thanks.

    Hawking has defended more than 1 model, and he does believe the universe came into existance.

  • @lxAgnosticxl

    > i did answer that

    My mistake. I somehow read past that part of your post. However you are wrong about my source. It's not just wikipedia but: nizkor . o r g, theskepticsguide . o r g, logicalfallacies . i n f o, onegoodmove . o r g, a list from csun . e d u and many more.

    Whether it is found in text books I don't know. But the absence of it on all these websites and the presence in some (counter-)apologist websites (streetapologetics, ironchariots) is telling ...

  • @lxAgnosticxl

    Big Bang & singularity: I've checked the source and it seems I was wrong insofar as Hawking & others came up with a new theory for the formation of the universe that doesn't require a singularity, and right insofar as Hawkings new theory doesn't really include a big bang (in his model the total energy of the universe is 0!). So it's not a big bang theory.

    Btw:

    Do you realize that Hawkings model proposes a universe without a beginning and therefore without a cause?

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