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Good idea. You are in way too deep here.Okay then let's close the thread. I never meant any harm. Just talk, simple.
Good idea. You are in way too deep here.Okay then let's close the thread. I never meant any harm. Just talk, simple.
You will be surprised at the number of scientists that believe in intelligent design.
Aren't there repercussions for scientists who declare they believe in God?
it must be an misunderstanding because your reply doesn't make any sense to me. you are like off-topic. how does prejudice come into the picture? I don't get it.
Good idea. You are in way too deep here.
and all i wanted to do was talk.
You are saying hearing people would not behave in a discussion of this nature, but deaf people would behave. Now you are calling to close the thread. Kinda looks like you goofed.
and all i wanted to do was talk.
Then don't make prejudicial comments.
Praising deafs is great, but why make disparaging comments about hearing? There is no reason to downgrade one group of people when trying to elevate another.what???????????????
I am so cofused. I never meant none of that. is that how my words were wrongly translated. oh please. ge real. i was praising deaf folks...what's wrong with that? I'm lost.
it must be an misunderstanding because your reply doesn't make any sense to me. you are like off-topic. how does prejudice come into the picture? I don't get it.
It surely makes sense to me. That is exactly my point.You are prejudiced against other hearing people. You said that hearing people respond poorly towards religious discussions while deaf people respond in a good manner. We do not believe this for a couple of reasons. 1) We see other deaf people argue all the time just like hearing people, so we know that you haven't encountered many deaf people. 2) The hearing status has NOTHING to do with how we discuss topics. It's basically the same as saying "Wow.. deaf people are so much better at being astrologists than hearing people."
Does that make sense?
Ok, then let's talk (btw, I have to leave soon). You have brought up the teleological argument but have not discussed any actual evidence supporting your views.
Since you are arguing, presumably, that there is no design in nature, that life happened "coincidentally" and that there is no "creator", then let me suggest a discussion geared towards that end.
Let's discuss irreducible complexity.
Praising deafs is great, but why make disparaging comments about hearing? There is no reason to downgrade one group of people when trying to elevate another.
You are prejudiced against other hearing people. You said that hearing people respond poorly towards religious discussions while deaf people respond in a good manner. We do not believe this for a couple of reasons. 1) We see other deaf people argue all the time just like hearing people, so we know that you haven't encountered many deaf people. 2) The hearing status has NOTHING to do with how we discuss topics. It's basically the same as saying "Wow.. deaf people are so much better at being astrologists than hearing people."
Does that make sense?
well the i will say it this way: i like deaf folks more than hearies (GENEARLLY SPEAKING). :roll:
that's not bias. please