Jude-11 #fundie

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When an Atheist states that there is “No God”, I as a Christian and lover of the creative processes of God would have to agree. You see as much as and Atheist wants to be an Atheist, the premise of their argument makes them exactly what they really are: A- theist. Which leads me to believe that there are none of them!

Let me explain. The number Zero is immensely interesting just in and of itself. Saying “the number Zero” is very much akin to saying that “there is NO God”, do to the fact that Zero of its own admission is seen as the absence of numbers, however can’t be described as anything but, and its implied non-existence can’t be explained if it, and numbers, don’t exist. So in order for there to be “No” numbers, numbers have to exist, without which there would be no Zero, of which numbers it is One, as God is one, or Zero

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old comment by PokeWithStick

Word play eh?

It is known that there is an infinite number of worlds, simply because there is an infinite amount of space for them to be in. However, not every one of them is inhabited. Therefore, there must be a finite number of inhabited worlds. Any finite number divided by infinity is as near to nothing as makes no odds, so the average population of all the planets in the universe can be said to be zero. From this it follows that the population of the universe is also zero, and that any people you may meet from time to time are merely the product of a deranged imagination. - Douglas Adams
And since his quote makes more sense than yours, nothing exists and this is all a part of your deranged imagination.

old comment by Undecided

There are so many problems with this writing, including: the use of contrived folk etymology and lexical analysis as evidence in an argument; conflation of actual objects with abstract numbers, the nonexistence of an object with a null amount of objects, and the concept of existence of an actual object with that of logical existence of an abstract concept; intereference of one's own cultural biases regarding numerology and religion in associating "God" with "one", or possibly "zero"; the abuse of the conventions of the English language; the use of folk definitions for "zero", "one" and "number" in place of a more rigorous axiomatic development; and most importantly, the complete opacity with which the argument is written, making any rebuttal difficult or impossible, due to the lack of a clear thesis.

old comment by Justin

When an Christian states that there are “No Unicorns”, I as an Atheist and lover of the creative processes of Evolution would have to agree. You see as much as a Christian wants to be a Christian, the premise of their argument makes them exactly what they really are: A - nutjob. Which leads me to believe that there are none of them!

Let me explain. The number Zero is immensely interesting just in and of itself. Saying “the number Zero” is very much akin to saying that “there are NO Unicorns”, do to the fact that Zero of its own admission is seen as the absence of numbers, however can’t be described as anything but, and its implied non-existence can’t be explained if it, and numbers, don’t exist. So in order for there to be “No” numbers, numbers have to exist, without which there would be no Zero, of which numbers it is One, as a Unicorn is one, or Zero.

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“When an Atheist states that there is “No God”, I as a Christian and lover of the creative processes of God would have to agree.”
Really….?
What sort of word play are you pulling, here?

“You see as much as and Atheist wants to be an Atheist,”
Wasn’t a choice i made or a desire i had.

"the premise of their argument makes them exactly what they really are: A- theist.”
You should drop the hyphen if you mean to make thqt two words that changes the meaning diametrically. With the hyphen, it’s still a negating prefix. Moron.

"Which leads me to believe that there are none of them!”
Yes, but you believe in at least one deity, so you’re expected to be dumb.

“Let me explain. The number Zero is immensely interesting just in and of itself. Saying “the number Zero” is very much akin to saying that “there is NO God”, do”
Due.

“ to the fact that Zero of its own admission is seen as the absence of numbers,”
It’s the absence of value, but as a placeholder, it is a number.

“however can’t be described as anything but, and its implied non-existence can’t be explained if it, and numbers, don’t exist.”
It’s not a paradox, you’re just wrong.

“So in order for there to be “No” numbers, numbers have to exist, without which there would be no Zero, of which numbers it is One, as God is one, or Zero”
Yeah, an attempt at clever word play. One cannot deny God without God existing. Total bullshit, of course.
i also lack a belief in any other gods. Zeus, Amateratsu, Quetzacoatl… The entire volume of Deities and Demigods, in fact. SO either they all exist or my opinion is not part of proving/disproving their existence.
Oh, and Monster Manual. I lack a belief in vampires, werewolves, fairies, leprechauns, harpies, the Sphinx, Lamia, centaurs, Pegasus, Odin’s 8-legged flying horse, or the slightly garbled legend of Santa’s 8 flying reindeer.
So, either everything in every book ever written, including Harry Potter, Lord of the Rings, Spider-Man, and The Golden Bough exists, because of my disbelief, or as above, my feelings don’t prove or disprove anything.

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