Alara317 on 16 December 2012
| DaRev said: Yes. Can you prove otherwise? |
No, but that's kind of the point, isn't it? Lack of disproof is not proof. you're trying to preach God's word to us, yet you fail to understand the significance of your logical flaw. as Dodece said, extraordinary claims require extraordinary proof. I can claim I have telekinesis and can fly and have super strength, but unless I prove it you're going to be understandably critical of my claims.
so can you prove I cannot fly and move objects with my mind? go ahead, until you are able to disprove me, it means I can do it, by your logic.
(and yes, that is the exact same thing, applying the same logic; yes I know it's nonsensical and over the top, but so are your claims, and therein lies the point)
