Message from @Wheelz
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Uniformity of nature is part of the Christian world view as well as Atheists
it is very simple
No is is not. You believe in things that can't be demonstrated in nature
Uh, the seasons? Thatโs pretty uniform.
The tides?
Right
i feel like "intelectually dishonest" should be on a future version of the bingo
Both may happen at the same time, but they hapen
This is what I said as opposed to it being random
The Yulewheel and Stonehenge was created to calculate the six seasons.
you were talking about random events and shit lmao
where are you even?
Ok, new to him: who id Darth Dawkins?
What a clusterfuck.
He obviously has enough merit to have a bingo made of him.
uniformity = fate
Anyone that can explain Darth to me?
He's an internet creationism mic warrior
Marx is wrong, Abraham is wrong, and universal morality is a lie.
Evengelical that argues the philosophy of Christianity and shows that Atheists are incoherent
>Uses examples which exist in uniformity and applying them to an arbitrary existence .
DD is running
Anyone who thinks Christianity is coherent has clearly never read Revelations
>my APOLOGIST for having a conversation
Polling the room
@futurestorms that is the dumbest comment ive seen lol
Argument destroyed
DD is getting rekted
kek.
Really activates the almonds
Someone bring this up
YHVH appears 41 times in 33 of the Rgvedaโs 1028 hymns ~ in maNDala I (5x), II (2x), III (9x), IV (5x), V (5x), VI (1x), VII (4x), VIII (2x), IX (3x), and X (5x) ~ with forms of the masculine yahva appearing 21 times, and forms of the feminine yahvI appearing 20 times. And there are 16 hymns with yahva, 16 with yahvI, and only one with both (RV 3.1) ~ making 33 hymns altogether. The hymns are for agni, indra, soma, asvina, all signifying that which moves (universal mind-mahat). However, in Veda, that which moves, the universal mind -mahat, has its seat in a firm stable called brahman.