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Re: Will Libertopia cause the needy to get less?
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Fri, 1 Dec 2000 19:00:09 GMT
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Tom Stangl wrote:.
> In fact, some of the best debates you can have is
> from BOTH sides debating the view opposite to theirs.
I agree wholeheartedly; in fact, I think it is the *best* way to gain an
understanding of an opposing viewpoint. All I can ask a skeptic is to presuppose
the existence of God for the sake of argument. Get somewhat comfortable with the
idea that a God may exist, rather than reject it categorically and argue from the
"knowledge" that one doesn't.
I mean really... how many atheists/agnostics have *really* pondered God's existence
or thought through some of the ramifications if one did? I think that most people
who don't believe in God are too lazy, afraid, or selfish to think about it.
But if anyone is game, I would love to debate from opposite sides. Takers?
-John
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| (...) I am lazy and act in my own self interest as much of the time as I possibly can. And I'm afraid too... Afraid I consider those virtues rather than the denigrating characteristics you make them out to be. I'm not "most people", believe me, but (...) (24 years ago, 1-Dec-00, to lugnet.off-topic.debate)
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