To: kosta50
And you are one of these “rational” people? What makes you so?
Is it rational to demand proofs for “their fantastic stories, supsertitions, fanatsies, hallucinations, and what not...” if, in fact, that “rational” person believes that no such “proof” can possibly exist?
Rather like going to the ice rink to drill holes and fish under the ice, isn't it?
534 posted on
07/12/2010 12:28:08 PM PDT by
count-your-change
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To: count-your-change
Rational human beings do not believe fantastic tales. Do you?
Yes it is rational to demand proof because otherwise we agree to believe hearsay, fantastic stories, superstitions, fantasies and hallucinations. Is that rational?
If someone were to appear before you saying "I am God" what would your reaction be? Would ask for a proof? Or would you fall flat on your face?
if, in fact, that rational person believes that no such proof can possibly exist?
I never said no proof can possibly exist (where did you pull this fromnot form anything I wrote!). I am open to proofsrational proofs. What else can a rational being expect? Irrational "proofs?"
538 posted on
07/12/2010 1:09:16 PM PDT by
kosta50
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