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  • Bobby-Joe
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    Re: How do I beat an atheist in argument.

    Originally posted by x60tablet View Post
    Actually, it wouldn't be stupid, it would be quite incredible if a computer would do something that it was not programmed to do.
    So you coincide Brother True Disciple's point that human's are built by God to worship God?

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  • x60tablet
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    Re: How do I beat an atheist in argument.

    Originally posted by True Disciple View Post
    I always compare an atheist with a computer who does not believe in humans. God made man, programmed him to be a man, and leads man towards his destination. Likewise, humans make computers, and program them and direct them in whatever way they sees fit.
    How stupid would a computer be to deny that humans exist, while every single chip is designed by humans, and everything he does is ordered by humans?
    The same applies to atheists.
    Actually, it wouldn't be stupid, it would be quite incredible if a computer would do something that it was not programmed to do.

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  • x60tablet
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    Re: How do I beat an atheist in argument.

    Originally posted by Aristotle View Post
    The argument I use is to tell the atheist that even the patron saint of atheism, Charles Darwin, repented and became a Christian on his death bed.
    Patron saints are entities of catholicism. A saint is a christian entity. Atheists cannot have saints of any kind.

    Originally posted by Aristotle View Post
    A similar point is that there are no atheists in the foxholes.
    Though this probably stems from foxes being much smaller than humans.

    Originally posted by Aristotle View Post
    If the atheist says he is unsure of GOD (weak atheist), then remind him he has nothing to lose in believing in JESUS, but Hell faces him if he is wrong in rejecting him. Sort of describe it to him as a wager.
    Not quite. By believing, he loses the option of committing all sorts of sin. So his wager would be between sinning on earth (having lots of fun while alive) and being punished for eternity vs not sinning on earth and being in heaven for eternity. Then since it is a wager, you must weight those two events by probabilities you assign for them being true and value you give to the before/after death events.

    Originally posted by Aristotle View Post
    Also, remind the atheist that there was nothing before the Big Bang. So who created the Big Bang and the Universe, if not GOD? Also, point out that, without GOD, there would be no morals or logic.
    Well this is a circular argument because the only way it works is by expressing without God, nothing would exist so the only reason things exist is because of God. Regardless of it's veracity, it is a empty statement.

    Originally posted by Aristotle View Post
    I like to quote the Bible here as well. Usually one of the quotes that says those who don't believe in GOD are fools.
    Psalm 14.1: "The fool hath said in his heart, 'There is no God.' They are corrupt, they have done abominable works, there is none that does good."

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  • Paul Jeffery
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    Re: How do I beat an atheist in argument.

    One of my 1611 King James Bibles is a huge, beautiful "coffee table edition" and I bet it weighs all of twelve pounds. I can tell you, it packs a wallop! More than once, when I've invited LDS "missionaries" or "Kingdom Hall" demons who've knocked on my door into my home, I have used this Book as my Weapon and my Shield. It's embossed cover can actually leave an imprint!

    SHOUT GLORY!

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  • True Disciple
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    Re: How do I beat an atheist in argument.

    I always compare an atheist with a computer who does not believe in humans. God made man, programmed him to be a man, and leads man towards his destination. Likewise, humans make computers, and program them and direct them in whatever way they sees fit.
    How stupid would a computer be to deny that humans exist, while every single chip is designed by humans, and everything he does is ordered by humans?
    The same applies to atheists.

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  • Aristotle
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    Re: How do I beat an atheist in argument.

    Originally posted by Mr. Pickle View Post
    Recently I have been having several arguments with atheists on the internet. When I have an argument with an atheist in real life, I usually just talk louder than them and tell them that they are going to hell. But there is no way to yell louder on the internet, and there certainly isn’t a function to make my typing louder.

    On the internet they have all of these “theories” which I am pretty sure are from Satan. Either that or these deluded atheists just make them up. Some of them think we actually “evolved” from rocks. How stupid does that sound? They say that the earth revolves around the sun and that there isn’t a giant dome covering the earth. How do you argue with that?

    I tried telling them there is amazing evidence for design in the universe. Take the eye for example. Even Darwin said that they eye couldn’t have evolved. I just don’t think that these wicked atheists will ever accept the biblical truth. Good thing they will all burn in hell with their satanic naturalism.
    The argument I use is to tell the atheist that even the patron saint of atheism, Charles Darwin, repented and became a Christian on his death bed. A similar point is that there are no atheists in the foxholes.

    If the atheist says he is unsure of GOD (weak atheist), then remind him he has nothing to lose in believing in JESUS, but Hell faces him if he is wrong in rejecting him. Sort of describe it to him as a wager.

    Also, remind the atheist that there was nothing before the Big Bang. So who created the Big Bang and the Universe, if not GOD? Also, point out that, without GOD, there would be no morals or logic.

    I like to quote the Bible here as well. Usually one of the quotes that says those who don't believe in GOD are fools.

    Hope this helps.

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  • GOD=life
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    Re: How do I beat an atheist in argument.

    Originally posted by ClarificatiOnDarwin View Post
    Not saying that there isn't a deity of some sorts (nope, because you can't prove that), but it's the believers burden to prove that it exists (we don't have to prove anything to you).
    The Big Bang Theory postulates that the entire universe "exploded" out of a single point of origin (like James said). Let's assume for the sake of conversation that you are right.

    Then the question is: what was this universe "in"? And why did this universe come into existence? What is the purpose of it all? Why did it "just happen"?

    The answers to those questions cannot be given without some leap of faith. That is where a scientist says "I don't know". When we point out the most obvious (Occam's razor anyone?), the scientist says "ah, but you can't know either".

    But seriously, we do not come to God because we found some mathematical proof. We come to Him because He calls us. It's like asking us to prove that our phone rings because yours doesn't.

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  • James Dewitt
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    Re: How do I beat an atheist in argument.

    Originally posted by ClarificatiOnDarwin View Post
    Actually the burden of providing truth is on the faithful because...they are trying to prove that something that is unable to be seen, heard, touched, smelled, tasted, and known in about any way. Believers in evolution for example have boatloads of evidence to prove the FACT of evolution (not a theory). Not saying that there isn't a deity of some sorts, but it's the believers burden to prove that it exists. Citing a book that he inspired or wrote, is like saying "the bible is right because the bible says so" (citing bible verses). Circular logic is bad logic.

    Ok lets just say I buy into the Big Bang story. As it goes the universe all started from a single ball of mass, correct? Where did that single ball of mass come from? I will tell you GOD, thats where! Circular logic my foot!

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  • ClarificatiOnDarwin
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    Re: How do I beat an atheist in argument.

    Actually the burden of providing truth is on the faithful because...they are trying to prove that something that is unable to be seen, heard, touched, smelled, tasted, and known in about any way. Believers in evolution for example have boatloads of evidence to prove the FACT of evolution (not a theory). Not saying that there isn't a deity of some sorts, but it's the believers burden to prove that it exists. Citing a book that he inspired or wrote, is like saying "the bible is right because the bible says so" (citing bible verses). Circular logic is bad logic.

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  • True Disciple
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    Re: How do I beat an atheist in argument.

    Originally posted by Lynne Ro View Post
    Wow.

    My friend, this is the proof that Christians are mentally incapable of thinking by themselves, which is why they follow someone else's thoughts.
    Yes, we do. We follow the thoughts of God. As God's thoughts are infinitely more wise than yours, we are more or less right by definition. About everything.

    Please quote Darwin's exact phrase, since I have NEVER heard of it.
    Are you illiterate, or are you just lazy? In this very forum, this question has been answered already. Stop wasting our precious time.

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  • GOD=life
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    Re: How do I beat an atheist in argument.

    Originally posted by deathtoheathens View Post
    How do you beat an atheist in an argument? You dont, they are right. Who created God? How can something come from nothing? And if something created God then what created it and so on?
    Do you honestly believe you are the first to make this argument? Another atheist tried the exact same angle only a few days ago and was met with the following answer:

    Attention Unsaved Trash: This the ONLY subforum you can start threads in. Here is where you introduce yourself. Tell us what church you go to and what your favorite Bible verse is and how you came to find Jesus.


    Frankly, I believe I phrased "your" argument more eloquently.

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  • deathtoheathens
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    How do you beat an atheist in an argument? You dont, they are right. Who created God? How can something come from nothing? And if something created God then what created it and so on? If we were created in Gods image then God must be an hermaphrodite if not then how do you explain the creation of women?

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  • Lynne the lezbo
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    Re: How do I beat an atheist in argument.

    Originally posted by GOD=life View Post
    So you think that making a sweeping statement about all Christians based on an encounter with one Christian constitutes a logically sound argument? Sorry, but that is neither logical nor rational. You are just trying to find something to justify your prejudice.
    I did wrong in using an absolutism, if that's the right word, so let me correct myself:
    I have found that EVERY Christian I have crossed paths with are mentally incapable of thinking for themselves and just follow someone else's words.

    Did I make myself clear?

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  • GOD=life
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    Re: How do I beat an atheist in argument.

    Originally posted by Lynne Ro View Post
    And that, like the Big Bang and Evolution is just a THEORY my friend.
    We are glad that you at least put the Bible on equal footing with science.

    That is what the whole Creationism debate is about: to teach Biblical theories to school childen next to scientific ones. You can choose which one you follow. It doesn't even have to be 90% Biblical, 10% science. It can be 50-50.

    Doesn't that sound reasonable to you?

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  • GOD=life
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    Re: How do I beat an atheist in argument.

    Originally posted by Lynne Ro View Post
    My friend (nice to call someone a friend), this is the proof that Christians are mentally incapable of thinking by themselves (what an odd way to talk to a friend, is this normal among atheists?), which is why they follow someone else's thoughts (wrong, we follow the Bible based on logic and reason).
    So you think that making a sweeping statement about all Christians based on an encounter with one Christian constitutes a logically sound argument? Sorry, but that is neither logical nor rational. You are just trying to find something to justify your prejudice.

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