QUOTE(indecisiveman)
Attack of the non-believers!?
Ad Hominem. Their beliefs in no way determine their credibility.
QUOTE(indecisiveman)
Many thigns scientists claim to discover are wrong, do you see me exploiting all of those and not allowing you to use them for an argument?
Scientists constantly revise their opinions when their data is shown to be wrong or inconclusive enough to form a hypothesis. Christians don't revise their opinions no matter what new evidence is introduced, whether it's credible or not.
QUOTE(indecisiveman)
And I think it is wrong that he is making those claims aof God, then later saying he is a Christian. It would be the same(once again...*heavy sighs*) as an atheist saying "I think God is the creator of Humanity." And later saying he was atheist. Hmm, doesn't seem right now does it. You aren't "thinking" when you say soemthing like "...interpretation of a God to be a fairly large asshole..." I call that insulting God. But maybe that is just me, huh?
Are you saying that any Christian who questions his beliefs is not a true Christian? Wow. So I guess that Thomas should not have been a disciple of Jesus, huh? Check this out. The full text is
here, for anyone interested.
QUOTE(Richard Carrier)
It should not be lost on us that Thomas was depicted as no less righteous for refusing to believe so wild a claim (the claim that Jesus had actually been resurrected) without physical proof. We have as much right, and ought to follow his example. He got to see and feel the wounds before believing, and so should we. I haven't, so I can't be expected to believe it.
What it means is that many people question their beliefs. Hell, if Jesus hadn't questioned the beliefs he was taught when he was growing up, Christianity wouldn't exist. So if you're saying it was, well,
wrong of Jesus to do such a thing, I'd have to say you're a bit out of line. According to your own beliefs, that is. Oh, and you're also performing
Ad Hominem Tu Quoque beautifully.
QUOTE(indecisiveman)
He did give us brains yes, not to insult Him and then claim you love Him.
Where in the Bible does it outlaw being angry at God for inconsistencies in His "divine plan"? You know, those instances where he doesn't act like a "fair and just" God, by killing 99.9% of the world's animal (and human, though I only throw that word in for your benefit) population in the Great Flood. If anger is a sin, I'd hate to be you while you read this.
QUOTE(indecisiveman)
There is a word for that. Maybe two? Hypocrite or blasphemer. Take your pick you are both. Case Closed.
Oh, a
Personal Attack. I've never seen that debate tactic before.