U right u right

you would have to find someone thats been there . then if you believed them that would be faith and that would make you a religious kook

you ever consider just how much you believe by faith. you should ponder it, it might just astonish you

This post was edited by TiStuff on Apr 12 2024 06:07am

HELL

DUHHHHHH

"Youll fly into space. Oh wait no you wont."

~ Tistuff

You should know well by now that your logical fallacies don't work on me. I know you desperately trying to draw parallels between your religion which do not exist.
First off "you would have to find someone thats been there"
No I don't, it would be nice but not a requirement

Secondly "then if you believed them that would be faith and that would make you a religious kook"
This assumes that they provided no evidence because that's what faith is belief without evidence.
Even if you believed some random person without cross examination or evidence =/= automatically make you a religious person false equivalence much?

Thirdly "you ever consider just how much you believe by faith"
Not really I use the word trust. When I trust it's usually for things I don't really care or it wouldn't matter to me.

For things that matter or verification I do due diligence, look for evidence, test it out, research and get a collective feedback from many sources. Relying purely on faith is foolhardy way to live.
Faith is something naive and guillable people rely on. Reason and evidence is something intelligent and wise people use.

This post was edited by addone on Apr 12 2024 02:41pm

kook 'atheists invent new definitions trying to win because they have lost all their arguments.

thats right faith is just another word for trust

faith
[fāTH]
noun
complete trust or confidence in someone or something:
"this restores one's faith in politicians"
Similar:
trust
belief
confidence
conviction
credence
reliance

trust
[trəst]
noun
firm belief in the reliability, truth, ability, or strength of someone or something:
"relations have to be built on trust" · "they have been able to win the trust of the others"
Similar:
confidence
belief
faith
sureness
certainty
certitude

This post was edited by TiStuff on Apr 12 2024 05:20pm

Forget about the original argument (because already lost). Instead argue trivial semantics.
~ TiStuff

lol travel in a straight line and you will end up were you began.............

That statement was relative to earth surface which was already clarified. Every time you lose badly you go into coping or some semantic hair-splitting. Why is that?