GenesisNemesis
Artificial Intelligence. Look, I'm saying it.
- Joined
- Jul 24, 2006
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- Basic Beliefs
- Extremely biased against all forms of bullshit, including superstition and science denial. Oh, and lots of right-wing bullshit too.
It always amuses me when the skeptical don't see the irony.Just that. She was well-spoken (unless the AI accusations are correct, and I don't have AI radar skills), but what she had to say was so wishy-washy that it could apply to any religion in any society today. All the wretched stuff and nonsense in the Bible? Forget it, it was man-made, let's just look at the motivational material. Dogma, Nicene Creed, denominational craziness? Inessential. Her promotional plugs for Jesus were pallid. In essence, a low-pressure, liberal faith statement, which has no more validity than the full-on lock-step rigidity of the born agains. Faith requires a rules change in logical debate, no matter the level of piety.Their case was they thought it made sense, and even if you didn't believe in it, if you behaved well you were embodying Christianity. Not a particularly compelling argument.Looks like Brunswick has moved on. Last seen here June 30.
Did we ever see the Case for Christianity? I may have missed it.
It always amuses me when the religious never address any point being made.