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No, I never claimed to wear a wizard hat. Are you preaching? preaching is strictly prohibited in the forum guidelines.Originally posted by Lisa H View PostIs this the wizard hat you wear.

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More logic than math, which are highly correlated fields. Using the laws of inference, one can argue that atheism is a self-contradictory field. I can argue against strong atheism using the laws of inference.Originally posted by Levi Jones View PostIt's nice to meet you, Alex.
Tell us some of your arguments that you use against atheists with math.
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It's nice to meet you, Alex.
Tell us some of your arguments that you use against atheists with math.
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Originally posted by Hubert Hope View PostMathematically speaking I assume you well know about the basic set theory right? I mean a definition of Wizards if you were to look at it pertain within the subgroup of Sorcerers, and Sorcerers are set groups of people belonging to the Devil! Thus calling your self a Wizzard made you partially a subset element of groups belonging to Satan himself!!! Can you see the equivalance & the transitivity relation in that???
... Do you enjoy watching Harry Potter by any chance??
Yes, as a mathematician, I am very familiar with set theory. Your argument goes under the assumption that I intend the literal meaning of wizard, when, in fact, I mean wizard in the figurative vernacular sense meaning "someone of certain knowledge." Therefore, I would not belong to the Devil. I am a Baptist, which is a subgroup of God's people, which means that I belong to God. Also, I do not enjoy watching Harry Potter. I find it not useful for God's purpose.
Additionally, Wizards by nature are not mathematical, but rather sorcerous. If a literal sense of the word were taken in relation to my user name, then a contradiction would be in place. Since God invented mathematics (proven by AiG), then I could not possible, as a wizard of the Devil, be good at that which God created. Therefore, I am a true Christian of God.
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How can you not be a Conjurer when you overtly acknowledge as belonging to a subset of such groups?, Are you trying to prove your self by contradiction here? .. because even the Lord Jesus cannot see any soundness & consistencies in the claims you made!!!Originally posted by Mathematical Wizard View PostYes, it comes from the Hebrew yid-deh-o-nee' which means conjurer. In that sense of the word, I am not a conjurer. I use the vernacular term which means someone that is good at something.
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Mathematically speaking I assume you're well aware about the basic set theory right? ...I mean a definition of Wizards if you were to look at it pertain within the subgroup of Sorcerers, and Sorcerers are set groups of people belonging to the Devil! Thus calling your self a Wizzard made you partially a subset element of groups belonging to Satan himself!!! Can you see the equivalance & the transitivity relation in that???Originally posted by Mathematical Wizard View PostI'm not sure that it is "boastful" per say, but I call myself a "mathematical wizard" because God has blessed me with the gift of being very good at mathematics. I find the talent useful when arguing with atheists.
... Do you enjoy watching Harry Potter by any chance??
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Yes, it comes from the Hebrew yid-deh-o-nee' which means conjurer. In that sense of the word, I am not a conjurer. I use the vernacular term which means someone that is good at something.Originally posted by Pastor Ezekiel View PostFamiliar with this verse?
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Familiar with this verse?
Leviticus 20:27
A man also or woman that hath a familiar spirit, or that is a wizard, shall surely be put to death: they shall stone them with stones: their blood shall be upon them.
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I'm not sure that it is "boastful" per say, but I call myself a "mathematical wizard" because God has blessed me with the gift of being very good at mathematics. I find the talent useful when arguing with atheists.Originally posted by Pastor Ezekiel View PostAnd what's with your braggadocios username? What kind of a Christian calls himself a "wizard" anyway?
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And what's with your braggadocios username? What kind of a Christian calls himself a "wizard" anyway?Originally posted by Mathematical Wizard View PostNo apologies necessary. My name is Alex. I attend Island Baptist Church in New Jersey. I'm 18 years of age, and currently unmarried. It is hard to find a good Christian girl anymore.
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Yes, I am Baptist, although I am not unsaved. I am very much a follower of Jesus Christ. Do you consider yourself a strong or weak atheist?Originally posted by MindGateHello, I'm Jarred, new as well, and an "unsaved trash" Buddhist/Atheist. So, what denomination are you? I would best to assume baptist, but I can't be sure.
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No apologies necessary. My name is Alex. I attend Island Baptist Church in New Jersey. I'm 18 years of age, and currently unmarried. It is hard to find a good Christian girl anymore.Originally posted by Levi Jones View PostApologies, friend. What church do you attend? Are you a married man, Alex?
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Please tell us about yourself. What's your name? How old are you? What church do you attend?
That's what an introduction is.
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