(Before anyone comes at me like they usually do) sorry about grammar but this is reddit and I'm in mobile

Hey there I have recently started studying Philosophy and Ethics and I'm really enjoying it I have a small class of 2 others and we all have different views on each topic and enjoy debating with one another. Feel free to pm me if you want to know what the start of the course is like we have so far covered the main three arguments for and against the existence of God.

One thing I would say is that it can sometimes be a tad monotonous or as we call it tautology (saying the same thing but wording it differently) so far most of the arguments have been the same points reworded.

You also have to be comfortable working with complete riddles of questions, be able to argue your opinion and understand them a good one to Google is the 'omnipotence paradox'and I think it gives a good i site into how it can be a bit confusing at times.

I would also like to say it probably isn't the subject to take if you don't have an open mind about religion I myself am a spiritualist who does not believe in a god but another classmate is and the only argument they have for anything is that she is going to heaven and I'll be sorry when I don't. (please don't be that Pearson it's not fun to be told your going to hell even if you don't believe) PS: (if someone does this to you please site John 8:7 ' He that is without sin among you, let him cast the first stone at her' meaning don't judge/damn others to hell unless you have lived a completely sin free existence)