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Debate: Does God Exist? Hamza Tzortzis vs. Humanist

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A debate that was held at Teeside Univeristy between international public speaker Hamza Andreas Tzortzis (iERA) and Humanist spokesperson Phillip Nathan.

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  • i was there and brother Hamza (may Allah reward him the paradise ) was amazing , and Mr Nathan said debating with muslims is totally different of debating christians or jewishs & he took a copy from the Quraan to read it

  • This humanist is very very boring and repeats his self all the time.

    He dont goes into the arguments of brother Hamza cuz he can't.

    Hamza again was very very good.

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  • Hamza's three opening proofs for a deity have all been shown invalid. Physics/cosmology/logic demonstrate we don't need either a causal being (quantum mechanics), fine-tuning (it really *is* due to chance, probably) or divine morality -- evolution can develop morality. Even if one proof were coherent, no reason for this deity to be allah.

  • @Mustamaggara Infinite # of causes = infinite regression of past causes = logical impossibility. The Cause is Necessarily uncaused, and the "Necessary Existent" (i.e. needed to explain all of temporal reality, but needs nothing apart from Himself to exist).

  • LOL, the Humanist starts getting a bit edgy and goes "don't teach me! you're not my teacher".

    Humanists compassion and humility demonstration fail.

  • @CanIRunWithYou Lol do you know even what the power of ten is? Hahaha

  • poor atheists...they have no idea what they are losing...i hope this man will become a muslim...

    the thing is that if we assume that one of us is wrong, and assume that we muslims are wrong then there is no problem because we simply disapear, but if they are wrong and die in that state they will a lot of trouble...eternal trouble...

  • The humanist told us how it is, made it pretty clear to me tbh! I dont believe in any god or gods. I think that ALL religions are made by men. christianity, islam, buddism, hinduism etc. But I think its important that people can believe in what ever they want.

  • Who organized this debate? Hamza did a great job and make strong arguments, but Phillip did a terrible job of arguing Humanism and Atheism.

    Although Hamza's argument was MUCH stronger, it was not a fair debate.

    This was a "strawman" representation of Humanism and Atheism.

    The question and answer portion was especially unfair and bias. The whole thing looked like they organized a fight between Mayweather and a chump paid too lose. 

  • wow, this is life a heavy weight (hamza) fighting a toddler (nathan). I think hamza should debate the giants of atheism/humanism. I don't they'll dare to debate him, I think dawkins and hitchens will be totally humiliated.

  • First of all, Tzortzis first says that God, the chooser, the cause

    for time and the universe, is not part of this universe and spacetime,

    and is no subject to time. So that cause

    is in a place with no boundaries and no time. Why could there not be

    infinite number of causes behind the cause for our universe?

    He desides to get to the cause behind the birth of the universe and

    to stop there. But why? Even if the cause was personal, that cause

    was an effect of something.

  • I think humanist and atheist are too afraid to watch this debate because they know they'll go ripped off. Might explain why this fine debate got little views.

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