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Tennessee Apologetics
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@Tim Tant yeah, the fact that there is no "you" in the picture is huge. I've been doing some research on the Argument from Consciousness this week as a matter of fact.
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@Fernando Hernandez Yeah, I met an atheist recently and during the conversation he admitted he was a hard determinist. I immediately thought "Then why are we even talking???" I challenged him that he wasn't living consistently with that view. I later realized I should have just said "If you're not going to take your bite view seriously, why should I?"
Jul 7 •
Good Frank Turek Exchange
I listened to this video on my drive in to work this morning. I think it's a good example of what we call "unbridled skepticism." To such a degree she wasn't even listening to Frank's answers to her objections. Her goal is to avoid making any sound judgements based on what's presented and instead her desire is to dwell in the skepticism. You can see this best demonstrated when Frank asks her what her explanation would be regarding some historical evidence, and she just refuses to give an answer. I also picked up that it sounds like Frank is starting to work some transcendental points into his argument (laws of logic, mathematics, etc). "Heaven? No Thanks..." Atheist Student Challenges Frank
1 like • Jul 9
Yeah, her saying "I don't know; I wasn't there," is an example of unwarranted skepticism. An obvious follow-up question might be " Would you say if we weren't there, we can't really know anything about history?"
1 like • Jul 9
But I'm sure @Aaron Yost will say that he was on the right track towards the end, taking about how we can even understand what evidence is in the first place. 😎
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