Originally posted by EladarHe has openly admitted that he does not know about our origins and all the rest of it. He doesn't think anyone knows ~ including himself. So for him to say he believes that 'religions' do not know either does not make him a "hypocrite".
He does not believe his belief is equally as wrong.
08 Jan 17
Originally posted by FMFYou forgot my other option, arrogant.
He has openly admitted that he does not know about our origins and all the rest of it. He doesn't think anyone knows ~ including himself. So for him to say he believes that 'religions' do not know either does not make him a "hypocrite".
Originally posted by EladarThat you have simply sidestepped this... "He has openly admitted that he does not know about our origins and all the rest of it. He doesn't think anyone knows ~ including himself. So for him to say he believes that 'religions' do not know either does not make him a "hypocrite"" is duly noted.
You forgot my other option, arrogant.
Originally posted by FMFAs long as he admits that his beliefs are equally as wrong as all others I have no problem with what he said. He neglected to do so. You can't do it for him.
That you have simply sidestepped this... "He has openly admitted that he does not know about our origins and all the rest of it. He doesn't think anyone knows ~ including himself. So for him to say he believes that 'religions' do not know either does not make him a "hypocrite"" is duly noted.
Originally posted by EladarHe doesn't think any one set of beliefs and theories about supernatural events and beings (religions) can credibly claim to be any more right than any other. Meanwhile, he is not religious, so he doesn't have notions rooted in supposed supernatural events and beings, and doesn't claim to have "the answers". How can this be described as "hypocritical" in the conventional sense of the word?
As long as he admits that his beliefs are equally as wrong as all others I have no problem with what he said. He neglected to do so. You can't do it for him.
Originally posted by EladarWell he said this: "You seem to be missing the point. The point is that I don't know, you don't know, nobody knows. So by the logic that no one can know one way or the other, everyone is equally right and equally wrong. This is because it is impossible to prove or disprove any religion or lack thereof." I think it is your inferiority complex that has made you react to him saying this in the way you have.
As long as he admits that his beliefs are equally as wrong as all others I have no problem with what he said.
Originally posted by FMFI guess I'll take yor word for it. As long as he knows his crap stinks, I am fine. He just made a statement otherwise.
Well he said this: "You seem to be missing the point. The point is that I don't know, you don't know, nobody knows. So by the logic that no one can know one way or the other, everyone is equally right and equally wrong. This is because it is impossible to prove or disprove any religion or lack thereof." I think it is your inferiority complex that has made you react to him saying this in the way you have.
I think you can stop playing mommy now.