Accomplished-Mix5438 Archive

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2	I turned religious then stopped Cold Approaching altogether You keep repeating yourself like a broken podcast stuck on "no evidence, no evidence"—but I've already answered you three times. I gave: Philosophers like Aquinas, Leibniz, Gödel Scientists like Newton, Kepler, Francis Collins Logical arguments from contingency, morality, and cosmology Meanwhile, I dropped philosophers, scientists, and logical distinctions—and all you gave back was emotional whining wrapped in sarcasm. …and your only reply? “Sarcasm,” “definition of religion,” and “hurr durr sci…	/r/seduction	05/06/25 02:41 PM
1	I turned religious then stopped Cold Approaching altogether The classic “Christians once misunderstood astronomy” = “Christianity is false” argument. 🥴 By that logic, since early scientists also believed in phlogiston and flat Earth, should we throw out all of science too? HERE THE TRUTH: 📌 The Church corrected itself. Meanwhile, Christianity was the one that built the first universities, preserved classical knowledge, and supported the work of Galileo, Kepler, and Newton—all of whom believed in God. And no, I don’t believe the sun revolves around the Ea…	/r/seduction	05/06/25 02:33 PM
1	I turned religious then stopped Cold Approaching altogether Yes—truth, by definition, is exclusive. If 100 religions contradict each other, they can’t all be true. That doesn’t mean none are—it means we have to ask: 👉 Which one is most consistent with reason, history, morality, and reality? That's what thinkers like Augustine, Pascal, Chesterton, and modern converts like Peter Hitchens and Leah Libresco actually did. They compared ideas—and concluded that Christianity made the most sense. Meanwhile, your argument is: “Pshh, there are so many religions, s…	/r/seduction	05/06/25 02:27 PM
2	I turned religious then stopped Cold Approaching altogether "newsflash"? 😱 You really think dropping a dramatic line suddenly erases 2,000 years of arguments from minds like Aquinas, Leibniz, Descartes, Gödel, and even modern physicists who believe in a rational Creator? Let me guess—you skimmed a few Reddit threads and now you’re smarter than centuries of philosophy and metaphysics? 😂 You keep yelling "no evidence!" like it's a spell. But just because you don’t understand the arguments doesn’t mean they were never made. That’s not deep thinking, that’s …	/r/seduction	05/06/25 02:20 PM
1	I turned religious then stopped Cold Approaching altogether Yeah belief alone doesn't make something true. But YOURE FCKING MISSING THE POINT. I'm not saying religion is true just because smart people believe it. I'm saying it's not fair to call it brainwashing or superstition when many intelligent people carefully examined it and still believed. Also, you talk about "objective evidence"—but you're ignoring the fact that many religious thinkers give arguments, reasons, and evidence for their beliefs. Not just "faith", but logic, philosophy, and history. …	/r/seduction	05/06/25 02:15 PM
-3	I turned religious then stopped Cold Approaching altogether Ah, so now you're saying smart people can be “incredibly stupid” too?💀 WTF HAHAHHAH BRO YOU ARE THE STUPID ONES NOT THEM. If intelligence doesn’t matter, then why should I take your opinion seriously either? You’re not immune to bias or error. So by your logic, your argument also collapses with you. That’s not how reasoning works. I didn’t say religion is true just because smart people believed it. I said the claim that religion is only for the “brainwashed” is destroyed by the fact that deep th…	/r/seduction	05/06/25 02:11 PM
-2	I turned religious then stopped Cold Approaching altogether You say religion needs to die, but let’s look at the facts, not angry slogans. They brainwash people into believing things that are objectively false. Not all religions are the same. Christianity, for example, doesn't just make random claims. It’s grounded in philosophy (like Aquinas and Augustine) and was defended by some of the smartest minds in history—Leibniz, Pascal, Newton, even Francis Collins, the scientist who helped map the human genome. They try to control their member's sex lives. Fu…	/r/seduction	05/06/25 02:01 PM
1	I turned religious then stopped Cold Approaching altogether You're throwing the entire concept of religion under the bus as if all religions are the same, but isn’t that kinda lazy thinking because you don't even make sense bruh? Like, have you seriously looked into how different religions are? Some are strict, sure, but others are super chill, symbolic, or even more focused on self-discovery than rules. And why assume every boundary or moral teaching is just about control? Isn’t it possible that some people actually choose those principles beause they b…	/r/seduction	05/06/25 01:50 PM