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SecretWeapon · 04-08-2006, 11:34 PM

Quote: (Originally Posted by uncertaindrumer) I think you are confused. God is as deep as it gets. He made a Natural Law, and it is that law which lets people know what is right and wrong.

It is strange that YOU are arguing for something deeper. I have the answer. God created the moral law. You have no answer. For you, there can be no law because there is nothing higher than humanity. Without anything higher than humanity, there simply can't be a higher law. It is a pure contradiction. You can try to throw up as many smokescreens as you want but when you get down to it, when I ask you if you have ever done something for someone besides yourself, and you answer "yes", you have no justification for it. There is no reason to if there is no God.

Exactly. Most, if not all theists freely admit that they don't have all the answers, whereas atheists claim that they can find an answer to every
morality puzzle. This should cause a little red flag to pop up. Mortal
philosophy has been wrong in the past, who's to say that atheism is
infallible truth?

04-08-2006, 11:34 PM	#59
SecretWeapon USER INFO » Status: Misconception Posts: 125 Joined: Oct 2005 Currently: Offline	Re: Atheism growing in America Quote: (Originally Posted by uncertaindrumer) I think you are confused. God is as deep as it gets. He made a Natural Law, and it is that law which lets people know what is right and wrong. It is strange that YOU are arguing for something deeper. I have the answer. God created the moral law. You have no answer. For you, there can be no law because there is nothing higher than humanity. Without anything higher than humanity, there simply can't be a higher law. It is a pure contradiction. You can try to throw up as many smokescreens as you want but when you get down to it, when I ask you if you have ever done something for someone besides yourself, and you answer "yes", you have no justification for it. There is no reason to if there is no God. Exactly. Most, if not all theists freely admit that they don't have all the answers, whereas atheists claim that they can find an answer to every morality puzzle. This should cause a little red flag to pop up. Mortal philosophy has been wrong in the past, who's to say that atheism is infallible truth?