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https://www.stripes.com ^ | January 11, 2024 | JENNIFER H. SVAN

[ought-six]

“The statement from Feynman was given to me by a man who worked with him.”

In other words, you have no proof. And hearsay isn’t going to cut it (if in fact the hearsay even occurred, of which I have my doubts).

“As for the terms ‘intuitiveness’ vs ‘intuition,’ I would caution against falling into a worthless discussion of semantics.”

It’s not an issue of semantics: The two are separate and distinct things, and should not be confused.

Give it up, kid; you’re out of your league.

[reasonisfaith]

Everything is proof of God’s existence.

[reasonisfaith]

You’re asserting philosophers are credible when they believe in the Creator.

[ought-six]

“Everything is proof of God’s existence.”

Prove it.

[ought-six]

“You’re asserting philosophers are credible when they believe in the Creator.”

I have, of course, asserted nothing of the sort.

Nice try, though.

[reasonisfaith]

The Creator God either:

1) cares about his creation

2) doesn’t care about it

[reasonisfaith]

When the Creator has passion for his creation, his passion is either:

1) arbitrarily dispensed in a random, unorganized fashion

2) given out according to his hierarchy in f preference

[reasonisfaith]

When the Creator has passion for his creation, his passion is either:

1) arbitrarily dispensed in a random, unorganized fashion

2) given out according to his hierarchy of preference

[reasonisfaith]

In loving humans preferentially over the rest of creation, God either:

1) gives them free will

2) makes them automatons When the Creator has passion for his creation, his passion is either:

1) arbitrarily dispensed in a random, unorganized fashion

2) given out according to his hierarchy in f preference

[reasonisfaith]

When the freedom to commit sin causes a state of fallen mess for his beloved creation, God either:

1) doesn’t care about the problem

2) desires to fix it

[reasonisfaith]

In solving the problem of sin, God either

1) has empathy

2) has no empathy

[reasonisfaith]

To have perfect empathy, God must become man.

[ought-six]

Fallacy. You seek to prove the premise by providing opposing options.

[reasonisfaith]

The only way to absolve sin is through sinlessness.

Only Jesus Christ is both God and man, and sinless.

[ought-six]

See my post #73.

[ought-six]

See my post #73.

[reasonisfaith]

You’re focused on process so that you can ignore the substance which defeats you.

[ought-six]

See post #73.

[reasonisfaith]

See #77.

[ought-six]

Nice try, kid.