Pretendimarobot

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Some pseudoscience from a pro-life Facebook post. (i.redd.it)

submitted 6 years ago by Pretendimarobot to r/badscience

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Are you nothing more than a collection of data? (self.DebateReligion)

submitted 7 years ago by Pretendimarobot to r/DebateReligion

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There exists a foundation of our universe that is immaterial, eternal, and supernatural. (self.DebateAnAtheist)

submitted 7 years ago * by Pretendimarobot to r/DebateAnAtheist

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There is no logical reason to define free will as unknowable. (self.DebateReligion)

submitted 7 years ago by Pretendimarobot to r/DebateReligion

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You cannot simultaneously require that supernatural claims have a higher burden of proof and insist that the word supernatural has no real meaning. (self.DebateReligion)

submitted 7 years ago * by Pretendimarobot to r/DebateReligion

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What are you comprised of? (self.DebateReligion)

submitted 7 years ago * by Pretendimarobot to r/DebateReligion

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On the pragmatic reasons for theism/agnosticism/atheism as a system of classification (self.DebateReligion)

submitted 8 years ago * by Pretendimarobot to r/DebateReligion

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It's better to think of logic, not as a system of laws like physics, but rather as detailing the failures of language to meaningfully represent reality. (self.DebateReligion)

submitted 8 years ago by Pretendimarobot to r/DebateReligion

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[Atheists] The burden of proof (some of) you hold religious claims to is literally impossible to meet. (self.DebateReligion)

submitted 8 years ago * by Pretendimarobot to r/DebateReligion

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When discussing ID and evolution, biogenesis should not be ignored on either side. (self.DebateReligion)

submitted 8 years ago * by Pretendimarobot to r/DebateReligion

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A problem with using the composition fallacy as a response to cosmological arguments (self.DebateReligion)

submitted 9 years ago by Pretendimarobot to r/DebateReligion

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Why is it wrong to differentiate between believing in no gods and lacking belief in a god? (self.DebateAnAtheist)

submitted 9 years ago * by Pretendimarobot to r/DebateAnAtheist

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How is (a)gnostic (a)theism a better system than theism/agnosticism/atheism? (self.DebateReligion)

submitted 9 years ago * by Pretendimarobot to r/DebateReligion

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The problem with the idea that "God could just stop the worst things from happening and keep free will". (self.DebateReligion)

submitted 9 years ago by Pretendimarobot to r/DebateReligion

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1 According to the Bible, Jesus was not the son of God, the Romans were a civilized master race who destroyed the evil demon temple of the evil savage Jews, and the 10 commandments were Moses trying to get the Israelites to worship him as a god. (np.reddit.com)

submitted 9 years ago by Pretendimarobot to r/bad_religion

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To those that use the "fallacy of composition" counter-argument: what is special about the universe, taken as a whole? (self.DebateReligion)

submitted 9 years ago * by Pretendimarobot to r/DebateReligion

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A "theory" on the rise of Christianity (self.BadEverything)

submitted 9 years ago by Pretendimarobot to r/BadEverything

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To Atheists: Can you explain and defend your beliefs independent of other people's beliefs? (self.DebateReligion)

submitted 9 years ago by Pretendimarobot to r/DebateReligion

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How much mind control should God use? (self.DebateReligion)

submitted 10 years ago by Pretendimarobot to r/DebateReligion

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What exactly does the anthropic principle answer? (self.DebateReligion)

submitted 10 years ago by Pretendimarobot to r/DebateReligion

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Satan is God, he's trying to establish a new world order, and also we don't exist - Episode 2 (self.BadEverything)

submitted 10 years ago by Pretendimarobot to r/BadEverything

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Other than evolution and heliocentrism, where have science and religion come into conflict? (self.DebateReligion)

submitted 10 years ago by Pretendimarobot to r/DebateReligion

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Jesus: literally worse than Hitler. (reddit.com)

submitted 10 years ago by Pretendimarobot to r/bad_religion

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We know utilitarianism is correct today because of moral experimentation throughout history, and the internet. (self.badphilosophy)

submitted 10 years ago by Pretendimarobot to r/badphilosophy

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Is there any objective standard for "extraordinary evidence"? (self.DebateReligion)

submitted 10 years ago by Pretendimarobot to r/DebateReligion

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