Category: Philosophy Debates
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COOD: Civilized One-on-One Debates on God, Science, Religion & Metaphysics
Tired of having heated discussions on God and religion with angry people? Tired of having impolite or rude reactions to your logical arguments? The art of debating is simple: Just be polite and respect one another! And yet, to-day it is harder and harder to find someone who can actually do that! And that is […]
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Πως να κερδίσεις εύκολα έναν άθεο σε μια συζήτηση…
Πως να νικήσεις εύκολα έναν άθεο σε μια συζήτηση…Είναι δύσκολο;Βασικά όχι! Και θα σας δείξω πως μπορείτε να το επιτύχετε! Πριν τη συζήτηση Καταρχάς θέσε μία δομή στη συζήτηση! Ο άθεος συνήθως θα ξεκινήσει τη συζήτηση με μια ολομέτωπη επίθεση αναφέροντας πολλαπλά θέματα. Προσπάθησε να εξηγήσεις πως πρέπει να υπάρχει μια δομή σε μια πολιτισμένη […]
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Summary of arguments in favor of Christianity (and against atheism/ agnosticism)
Discussions for Christianity, religion and atheism are very common nowadays. The following is a breakdown of some of the key arguments in defense of Christianity against the main arguments of atheists / agnostics. Argument from atheist The answer of the Christian Related articles Religions are fairy tales This is a generalization. Be more specific. Religion […]
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Easy and Quick answers to Atheists [Modern guide to fast debating]
Modern world calls for modern ways of thinking and reacting. It is not difficult to find yourself in a situation where an atheists attacks Christianity with a crescendo of punchlines which are gaining more and more traction over the Internet. In our shallow era there is not time to perform proper discussion on important issues. Unfortunately philosophical […]
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Against atheism, in one simple sentence – Episode 3: The ‘randomness’ argument debunked…
I was recently reading a book (Δημήτρης Νανόπουλος, Στον τρίτο βράχο από τον Ήλιο) for Nanopoulos, the famous physicist. At a point within this book, the great scientist was contemplating on the human existence. His philosophy? Astonishingly shallow. For Nanopoulos, we just happened to exist in a random universe. Nothing more. Nothing less. Just happened. […]
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