vlad321 said:
So let me get this straight, your WHOLE argument and belief is based on an argument that can be just stated as "I am right because I say so." I hope you realize what a shit argument that is. Let's play it your way. Your belief is wrong because there is no way the morals of the Aztecs (or greeks, celts, fairy tales, etc. etc.) are the universal truth, and I don't see how anyone else can say so. So you are wrong by the exacty same logic you used. I just substituted one made up belief with another. See how it works? You also mention it all comes down to faith, and faith is highly subjective. As I said, what Christ taught is wrong because it is not in accordance with all the other belief systems out there. In fact every belief system is wrong because we don't know absolutely jack shit about anything. Given 0 information, the probability of being right is 0, which is absolutely any and all belief systems (even atheism, however it is more right than any specific religion, as I have already proven). |
Actually, you (for the 4th time now) missed my point. I never said I am right because I say so. Did you forget what we were talking about? You said ''Fairy tales are the same as New Testament'' on which I said that New Testament is all about morals and teachings and if fairy tales are about the same moral teachings than go ahead and compare them. Than you asked what makes the moral teachings in New testament correct? I said it all comes down to faith and if you believe in universal laws. And than you asked what makes christian morlas the right ones (and thus twisting the subject). You are just going in circles in here, seeing as how I already answerd that question. While the world can never agree on universal moral laws, I personally beleive that Christ's morals belong to the good ones, as you still havent told me what exactly is wrong with Christ's morlas or how his teachings go against any other legitimate religous figures out there, so your point collapses there until you show me some examples where other religous figures and moral teachings go agaisnt Jesus's, but I doubt you will, seeing as you cant spot a diffrence between a way of worshiping a God or Gods and religious morals. And dont say stuff like ''people worshipped more Gods despite Jesus telling there is only one
And your last paragraph couldnt be more logically flawed. As far as I understood you, you said if we dont know much about a beleif ( be it a beleif or theory) than that belief must be wrong. So Big Bang theory is also false than? So people didnt know anything about Earth being round than, so going by your logic, they were right in assuming otherwise? And your proved (you didnt actually, I disproved you) that a religious person has a lot fatter chances of ending up in Hell than an atheist person, but I already disproved youn on that. You didnt prove that atheisism is more likely to be right than a specific religion







