Logistrix

Mission: 1) Bring people together & reduce hostility 2) Foster critical thinking 3) Argue/support atheism fairly 4) Critique and rebut bad/unfair arguments logically 5) Promote a safe space where all nonviolent views are welcome

@RapTureBased_ @QuestionErythng @sola_chad Same, man. Same.

@logistrix @QuestionErythng @sola_chad Again, not forcing you on anything loll

Which one should be taught in schools?

@RapTureBased_ @QuestionErythng @sola_chad The evidence is the same, so… yeah.

@logistrix @QuestionErythng @sola_chad You can think that sure

@HDYGTYQL @lyssasphere Why is that position inclined at the gym, and reclined on a sofa?

@lyssasphere You look inclined to stay. 😉

My favorite place ever

@ADHDForReal Or set the curve after studying for 5 minutes.

@HDYGTYQL @lyssasphere You had one job

@lyssasphere If it doesn’t matter in five years, how much does it matter now?

Repeat after me: "This is not as big of a deal as I am making it out to be."

@RapTureBased_ @QuestionErythng @sola_chad Ok. Same goes for your bible.

@logistrix @QuestionErythng @sola_chad Didn’t feel it needed much more than that

@RapTureBased_ @QuestionErythng @sola_chad Is this best “refutation” you can muster?

@logistrix @QuestionErythng @sola_chad Loll funny thing is I don’t think anyone cares enough to believe you

@Lilith_Atheist “Leave room for Jesus” 😬

@QuestionErythng @sola_chad Absolutely. And if they want, they’re free to go to those 1000 people and verify my claim. They’re all still alive!

@logistrix @sola_chad If you were there, then that's orders of magnitude better than anything Biblical. If we're going by Biblical "standards" (🤣🙄), you know a guy who was there, then you told me, then I posted there were 1000 witnesses. Your heresay is as good as their's.

@nocontextmemes What does the bottom say?

@NathanBozeman2 Yeah makes sense. I’d be happy to help with it.

@logistrix I have thought about doing do's and don'ts, but if we are honest, the people doing the don'ts are not going to care lol. It may just be preaching to the choir. But it may still be a good video to have up.

I am unaware of any Christian who would respond, "No. You prove there isn't" when asked to prove if God exists. The first response should be: What do you mean by 'prove?' And what do you believe counts as evidence? With many people, you need to get these basic things out first.

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@MikeWingerii Wow. I agree with you.

There was no secret chord that David played that pleased the Lord.

Seems odd for a Christian (downstream from Judaism) who doesn’t obey OT rules, to insinuate that Muslims (also downstream from Judaism) are wrong for not obeying OT rules. I’m pretty sure all three are made up, though.

@LarsTheBadMan Not from a can.

Have you ever tried this?

@AleMartnezR1 @CertainSpeaks The highlighted parts are incompatible. A and not A form occur twice.

The best reading if you assume both must be true. If you read either in isolation, you would never think there was more to the story. There’s two incompatibilities that I’ve mentioned, so they can’t both be true as written. Whether both hanging and falling occurred, well like I said, every single plot point in each version is unique - there is no overlap, just incompatibilities that I mentioned. Unless you’re assuming inerrancy, I see no reason to think they’re describing the same event.

Matthew’s account of Judas’ death says that Judas “hanged himself,” showing how he committed suicide. (Mt 27:5) But here Luke’s account in Acts 1:18 describes the result. A comparison of the two accounts indicates that Judas hanged himself near a cliff. At some point, the rope or the tree limb broke, so that he plunged down and his body burst open on the rocks below. The steep and rocky topography around Jerusalem allows for drawing such a conclusion.