Aura7541 said:
I am the skeptic in the context of the conversation. I am not the one making the positive claims and therefore, the burden of proof falls on o_O.Q. I already laid out the framework for him to prove me wrong, but he has not even gone past Step 1. Point being, if your claim is based on a fallacy and you try to substantiate the claim with another one, you're going to have a hard time convincing people to buy your argument.
I call you out on your fallacies because your arguments do not hold up. It is as simple as that. I also already noted that I elaborated on my reasoning, so the fact that you're repeatedly asking me the same question is a demonstration of your lack of reading comprehension rather than a demonstration of my lack of elaboration. The burden of proof is still on you and you still have not proven the causality between supernatural events and morality. Having offered zero citations, your argument is just as credible as the universe being created by a pink unicorn. Now that is hilarious. Well, I've given you more than plenty of chances, but alas you just don't have the ability to make arguments that hold up to scrutiny. |
"I call you out on your fallacies because your arguments do not hold up."
but... you haven't actually demonstrated how any of my arguments haven't held up
so far all you have achieved is to call historical fact (that people have assigned values to the concept of gods) a fallacy
"you still have not proven the causality between supernatural events and morality."
lol which was not my claim... you would do well to actually read what i've said instead of attacking a strawman
"Well, I've given you more than plenty of chances"
well i can't actually move forwards if you can't actually address what i'm saying lol or simply resort to calling facts fallacies
...i mean even now you still haven't realised lol







