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rug

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28. Maybe you should just read before popping off with a prejudged opinion about what you didn't read.
Mon Mar 31, 2014, 12:34 PM
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Just as condescending towards atheists as Dawkins is towards theists. Pffft! djean111 Mar 2014 #1
Yeah, there are striking similarities. rug Mar 2014 #2
This author says things that are scientifically untrue. He's unaware of "phantom limb" pain Brettongarcia Mar 2014 #3
Do you actually think edhopper Mar 2014 #4
Nope. djean111 Mar 2014 #5
As a matter of fact, yes. rug Mar 2014 #6
Well, rug. One does not want to tread too deeply into the demarcation problem. longship Mar 2014 #13
The demarcation line is entirely arbitrary. rug Mar 2014 #14
You've got it. longship Mar 2014 #15
Thanks. rug Mar 2014 #16
I like the metaphor okasha Mar 2014 #17
That's good but they're not always traveling in the same direction. rug Mar 2014 #18
Strawman Richard Dawkins strikes again! Rob H. Mar 2014 #7
What can one say to this? longship Mar 2014 #8
In other words, he says something quite different. okasha Mar 2014 #9
Well, I read the article at the link. longship Mar 2014 #10
Good 'nuff. okasha Mar 2014 #11
My best regards. longship Mar 2014 #12
Why would I keep reading a pack of lies? AtheistCrusader Mar 2014 #20
Haha ha what a pile of shit in text format. Impressive, rug. AtheistCrusader Mar 2014 #19
And that's an impressive and stinging critique, AtheistCrusader. rug Mar 2014 #21
The entire section you excerpted is steaming with ad hom, strawmen, and a host of other AtheistCrusader Mar 2014 #22
"I'm not going to click through to the source" sounds like you haven't read it. rug Mar 2014 #24
I read what you excerpted. And that material is vile and dishonest. AtheistCrusader Mar 2014 #25
Maybe you should just read before popping off with a prejudged opinion about what you didn't read. rug Mar 2014 #28
What incentive could I possibly have to lend benefit of the doubt after you posted that vile AtheistCrusader Mar 2014 #32
The same one I had before reading your post. rug Mar 2014 #33
That makes absolutely no sense. AtheistCrusader Mar 2014 #34
I really don't care if you read it. rug Apr 2014 #35
The part you quoted contained an explicit untruth Fumesucker Apr 2014 #36
That line was in one of the first four paragraphs. rug Apr 2014 #38
Um, I cited the paragraph. So clearly I read it. As did multiple other posters. AtheistCrusader Apr 2014 #37
The article is more than one paragraph and you're opining on the whole article. rug Apr 2014 #39
I opined on the author's dishonesty and his output based on your own excerpt. AtheistCrusader Apr 2014 #40
Reading comprehension requires reading. rug Apr 2014 #41
I read what you cited. It's dishonest as hell. AtheistCrusader Apr 2014 #42
Wittgenstein just said speak of things knowable. As for the rest? Pass them by in silence Brettongarcia Mar 2014 #23
Pretty sure that hat we know about the universe... Deep13 Mar 2014 #26
Pretty sure that what we know about the universe... cbayer Mar 2014 #27
Varieties? Either you believe in gods or you don't. The rest is self-serving drivel. You should know mr blur Mar 2014 #29
That is true if you apply only a very narrow definition of atheism. cbayer Mar 2014 #30
Are you familiar with Atheism+? rug Mar 2014 #31
Is this article meant to be ironic? chrisa Apr 2014 #43
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