benlabelle

Mostly I'm putting this comment here to see if it improves my chances of getting views. But while I'm here, what did you think? Next post will be about post-production, probably including the awards ceremony.

Although some think of omnipotence as unbounded power, as you here assume for your argument, I and most theist philosophers would define it as maximal power—thus, limited by that which is possible, as

@OriginalWorks

I did take that the universe is orderly to be somewhat self-evident, because I think it is in fact self-evident. Instead of being ordered, the contents of the universe could have been random, clumped,

Please ignore. I’ve abandoned this argument.

Free will and deterniminsm are contradictory. Either your choices are the results of mechanical processes, or they are in fact your choices. I believe the latter. And just how is this possible? It’s the

For anybody reading this in the future, understand that, based on my more recent education in metaphysics, I as of now (May, 2018) formally retract this argument.

For anybody reading this in the future, understand that, based on my more recent education in metaphysics, I as of now (May, 2018) formally retract this argument.

For anybody reading this in the future, understand that, based on my more recent education in metaphysics, I as of now (May, 2018) formally retract this argument.

@OriginalWorks

There’s isn’t such a thing as moral blame, for this presupposes some kind of consequentialism, in which an action is wrong by virtue of it producing bad consequences, and the evilness of these consequences

Scriptural support for non-involvement in gov’t Shew me the tribute money. And they brought unto him a penny. And he saith unto them, Whose is this image and superscription? They say unto him, Caesar's.

I see no reason to think that knowing a free person’s future actions is logically impossible. God knows such things from the fact that he knows the future, not because he’s making any prediction based

I’m sure you would’ve been able to read it. It’s free as a PDF and isn’t long for a book. I read it in an hour or less. I link to it at the top of my review. I’m not sure your response to argument 3 tackles

@stefan.molyneux

A problem with Multiverse theory is Boltzman brains (I don’t know if I spelled that right). If there are many universes, chances are that you are just a brain floating in space with fake memories, since

There are a few other things I wanted to put in the critique, but forgot to. Oh well.

This has nothing to do with this video, but I just wrote a critique of your book, Against the Gods? It came out meaner than I intended. Sorry.

It's a mistake to think that there's a set amount of wealth, and all economic activity only moves it around, and that the gain of one person is the loss of another. Verily, new wealth is always being produced.

Not working. Anyone know anything about the IPFS thing?