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I thought THIS site was bad...
I look at the TBG...
My word, I cannot even say anything anymore.

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Off Topic / Re: All Powerful Monotheistic God vs Atheism
« on: June 20, 2011, 08:11:55 PM »
In all honesty, this thread is a horse beaten long past death. Into ground horse-meat. Which you can make sauce out of. Arch, I suggest you lock this thing. This thread has become little more than a rage catcher.
To all else about to post, if you really disdain this thread, stop commenting on it, a thread that isn't kept up by conversation dies, and one that is bumped needlessly may be warranted to lock.
To be honest, Arch, you kinda made a mistake to discuss something like this in this environment. Not sure of any in particular, but I'm pretty sure you'd have a better chance actually getting anything out of discussion somewhere else, okay?

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Off Topic / Re: Atheism Vs Deism
« on: June 19, 2011, 02:07:46 AM »
stupidity has been highlighted.
Mayhaps replacing "anything" with "everything" skews the argument to a bit more clearer standing?

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Off Topic / Re: Atheism Vs Deism
« on: June 19, 2011, 02:04:24 AM »
The paradox of omnipotence.
Some argue that omnipotence is flawed by definition. A common example question to point this out is:
Can an omnipotent being create a stone that is so heavy the being cannot lift it?
If he cannot create it, then isn't that a flaw in his omnipotence?
If he can create it, but cannot lift it, then isn't that a flaw in his omnipotence?

The answer is very simple: "Yes he can create it; and no it's not a flaw that he cannot lift it.". The problem is choice again. An omnipotent being surely has the potential to lift any stone, but also the potential to wave his own potential by choice! So the reason he cannot lift the stone then is not because the being was never capable of lifting it, but because he chose so. A variation to the question could then be conceived, where the reason for not being able to lift it is better speculated. More precisely, so the characteristics of the stone is not linked directly to the creator, like: Can an omnipotent being create something that is to heavy to lift even for an (other) omnipotent being? Here the question is unreasonable. The questioner is asking for an object with contradicting characteristics. Asking if omnipotence can make the impossible possible. He might just as well have asked, can an omnipotent being create water that isn't wet, or squared circles. At best, the only thing this question could illustrate is that the existence of two omnipotent beings is problematic since the omnipotence of one would include limiting the other's omnipotence and vice versa.
Though, this was the best argument towards that direction that I've heard so far. Nice.

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Off Topic / Re: Atheism Vs Deism
« on: June 19, 2011, 02:01:26 AM »
Except that the means Example breaches into a state of being a deity places "laws" on them in the form omnipotence. Which is a self conflicting "law"


In other words, being a god means you can't do certain things or you no longer qualify as a god.
In one part, yeah. This self conflicts however, as another requirement is to be able to do anything. Since both are a bit required together to exist as a deity, but the fact is, that the requirements themselves state that they are incompatible. Which is to say, being a true deity is impossible, because being a deity requires not to be a deity and to be a deity, both at once.

Now for a different way to look at it.
Basically, a deity can only be a deity if one is unsure, but just the same, you don't know if it is or isn't, because you're unsure. You cannot be sure, due to the fact that being sure would prove it false as it's nonexistence fails to support it. I think that is an example of Schrodinger's cat, were something exists and doesn't at the same time because you are unsure. Basically saying, if there was any deity, we do not know if it exists, and it really doesn't do anything besides idle while existing and not existing at the same time...
Sort of like an idea.
Not sure if the paragraph I just wrote was BS or not though.

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Off Topic / Re: Google Can Reverse-Image Search Now?
« on: June 19, 2011, 01:53:16 AM »
Paint sucks. I try to save and it'll warn me "We suck, the quality will get forgeted." And I'm like "... Did you really just admit you suck? forget off, then."
Save as a png rather then a jpg?

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Off Topic / Re: Atheism Vs Deism
« on: June 19, 2011, 01:50:34 AM »

im not trying to convert, I am trying to have a disc about religion with the forum.
Strange, I thought the original intent was beliefs, not religion.
Such an odd and adrupt turn of the topic indeed.

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Off Topic / Re: Atheism Vs Deism
« on: June 19, 2011, 01:48:52 AM »
if you're deist you're a stupid sissy and should learn that you have to work for yourself.
I'm an atheist, and I still disagree due to this statement being judgmental on belief.
Quit lubing the slippery slope of fallacy, please.
That is like saying  a triangle can have 4 sides, in order to be God you must go beyond the laws that are subjected to humans and objects.
Except that the means Example breaches into a state of being a deity places "laws" on them in the form omnipotence. Which is a self conflicting "law"

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Off Topic / Re: Atheism Vs Deism
« on: June 19, 2011, 01:43:21 AM »
if you're too stupid to extract the meaning then i'm saying that i support atheism and that basically only sad sack idiots are deists.
I'm an atheist and what is this? Judging character on belief is what it is. Not that's really my thing to be honest.

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Off Topic / Re: Atheism Vs Deism
« on: June 19, 2011, 01:40:07 AM »
feels bad man. if you can't handle swearing, don't go on the internet.
Nah, it ain't the swearing.  It's the lack of any constructive input on the thread at all is all.

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Off Topic / Re: Atheism Vs Deism
« on: June 19, 2011, 01:35:23 AM »
do i give a stuff.
you believe in a god you're equally handicapped and will be trampled as such.
Such harsh words. Just trying to converse here is all.

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Off Topic / Re: Atheism Vs Deism
« on: June 19, 2011, 01:30:47 AM »
But Example needs to be powerful enough to terminate itself to achieve this... "Perfection". Considering how mortals cannot it so easily compared to Example just makes it all the less impressive to be Example, because that is another thing it cannot do.


Why do humans argue? To Progress Humanity.
Aheh, nah. It's because boredom. Nothing like constant foraging for food to keep us busy anymore so we hd to find something to do involving conflict.

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Off Topic / Re: Weird dreams.
« on: June 19, 2011, 01:26:24 AM »
Was in a museum in India, though, outside looked like Iraq. The entire thing was flooded really close to the top , though just outside was completely dry... Somehow. I got to fight some octopus downstairs, then saw some weird text in front of my eyes saying "YOU LOST". That's when I woke.

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Off Topic / Re: Atheism Vs Deism
« on: June 19, 2011, 01:20:10 AM »
If it can make a wall, can't it climb it's own wall? If God can make it I am pretty sure the creator can climb it.
Depends if Example makes it so that they can climb it. If they're able to do "everything", then they cannot design it to be unclimbable to themself, wheras a simple engineer could make a really tall wall which they can't really climb themselves.
Which in a way, being able to do anything means you're not unable to make it so you can't do something, a simple task ones who aren't omnipotent have easily figured out.

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Off Topic / Re: Atheism Vs Deism
« on: June 19, 2011, 01:09:54 AM »
The Wall that is unclimbable, is only unclimbable for things lesser than God. If something is greater Than God, than that would mean something would have to be greater than infinity.
So then then Example is unable to make a wall it cannot climb, despite/since being able to do anything.
Hence, where being omnipotent bites itself in the tail in two ways.
I'm pretty sure Deism does not have a universal book.
I'll agree there though. Deism is a bit of a broad applying belief just as Apatheism and Atheism are. It all just depends on the person.
Also, that situation pertains to the question, "Can a god that can do anything, such as climb any wall and make any type of wall, make a wall that it itself cannot climb?"
And you beat me to it.

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