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Warrior-Z: @VeganEfilist: Alright, jargon-special, this isn't gonna help you btw, and no, the established topic itself is theology, so it's more propositional, the proposition is if God exists, you're taking the negation, I am taking the affirmitive. Don't run away from the topic.
ACTUALLY, as a matter of fact, I propose an easier format, and that's VC-VC, do you want to debate in /pol/ VC? We can do that, unless you're a textsmelly person.
@VeganEfilist:
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Warrior-Z: @VeganEfilist: None of those pretain to philosophy but they do pretain to linguistics, and I never denied it's not part of theology, I said that we aren't going to run a whole other proposition, we're still going to have the proposition, and you can bring up several different points, and I already connected the dots, you're just terrible at tracking the conversation.
@VeganEfilist:
ANSWER THE QUESTION, DO YOU THINK THAT DRAWN 'P IS OKAY?
>No they do you monkey https://iep.utm.edu/explicat/
You do realise that the claim itself was that its not strictly pretaining to philosophy? That can be used in SEVERAL debates, AND you're presupposing the definition we're using when I was using a connotation and you're bringing up the analytical definition, also you speak of semantics but you dont even know how connotations work within specific scenarios. AND NO, IT'S NOT VAGUE BECAUSE I ALREADY OFFERED A PROPOSITION, CAN'T YOU READ? HOLY GEG, YOU'RE LIKE A LOST CHILD, THE PROPOSITON PRETAINING TO THEOLOGY, WAS IF GOD EXISTS, YOU TOOK THE NEGATION, I TOOK THE AFFIRMITIVE, AND I ALREADY SAID THAT AXIOLOGY CAN BE BROUGHT UP AS A POINT WITHIN THEOLOGY AND YOU CONCEDED TO THAT AS WELL,
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>Who said it cant be used in debates outside philosophy
THAT WAS EXACTLY MY POINT, IT DOESN'T STRICTLY PRETAIN TO PHILOSOPHY AND NO, I CAN'T STRAWMAN MY OWN ARGUMENT, WHICH YOU HAVE BASICALLY REPEATED WITHIN OUR CONVERSATION, IT IS ABSOLUTELY BAFFLING AND YES, IT DOES ANALYTICALLY PRETAIN TO JARGON, I CAN VERY WELL GIVE YOU A STRUCTURED ARGUMENT BEHIND THAT.
>If youve never heard the terms "explicans" and "analysandum" in analytic philosophy before,
Never claimed that I never heard them, are you even tracking? Did I ask you for a definition? No? Thought so, me calling it jargon doesn't mean that I do not know these words whatsoever, I actually know the simplified version of these words which most people would know and would be easier to utilize, special. You're getting absolutely BTFO, and you're so LOST within the conversation, and YOU'RE ACTUALLY SHORTENING EVERY SINGLE ONE OF MY ARGUMENTS AND TURNING THEM INTO CLAIMS, THAT IS DIRECLTY A STRAWMAN IF YOU DO NOT ADDRESS THE SUBSTANCE.
>No proposition, what did you want to debate
special, we're supposed to debate on a proposition and I already gave you one and a proposition makes things less vague, theology by itself isn't propositional. I don't care which argument you use, use any argument you want, I'll debunk it either way. And it doesn't matter, you can BRING AXIOLOGY INTO the proposiiton or debate, doesn't matter, this proposition is a good umbrella for different concepts. And no, I am not quitting the rhetoric and you're stumbling upon what you read like it matters, it doesn't matter if you cant argue for your stance. Either way, you're already losing the debate so it doesn't matter if you get banned.
Thank you very much, it is not appopriated by philosophy, special, thanks for basically proving my point and conceding to one of my premises.
>No one claimed that its a strictly analytical term
You were calling it philosophical terms instead of saying these are simple terminologies that can be applied within debating.
>IT DOES ANALYTICALLY PRETAIN TO JARGON, I CAN VERY WELL GIVE YOU A STRUCTURED ARGUMENT BEHIND THAT.
>Jargon is defined as "special words or expressions used by a profession or group that are difficult for others to understand" {See Oxford Languages}
Thank you for proving my point again.
>Because you had a little nitpick about my usage of "explicans" and "analysandum" is not my problem.
Wasn't a nitpick, that was a rhetorical jab at you because you were obviously were using jargon, I, of course, understand them, but OTHERS however, who do not study philosophy, wouldn't. Why? Because its jargon, true by definition, now chad down instead of trying to somehow backpedal from your previous argument and make a new premise saying its not your problem.
>Never claimed that I never heard them, are you even tracking?
>Then whats the leakage all about? Why should I stop using them?
Did I say you should stop using those terminologies? No. I said that you are simply using jargon, in which we've already established, never said you should stop, it simply doesn't help your case.
>Theres nothing of substance here
I've made a bunch of arguments, that is literally substance by definition, are you perhaps.. slow? Disappointing.
>denying the basic fact words can have multiple definitions,
When did I deny this? Show me AN EXACT statement or argument I said in which I've denied this, matter of fact, I've actually agreed that it can because I brought up connotations.
>do these terms pertain to philosophy, in any way?
Yes, but not strictly.
>and then.. theology by itself isn't propositional
And I gave you a proposition in which we can debate on, the example or actually, not even an example it's the literal thing: Does god exist?
You can use any argument against God you'd like, I'll debunk it, cosmological arguments would be nice to argue upon but you can bring up axiology. We can debate all of them if you'd like. "Theology isnt just about atheist vs theist" When did I imply this?
>so you cant say that my negation and vice versa is a proposition, Saying god doesn't exist is a proposition. >since theology doesnt specifically entail that.
Thanks captain obvious.
>I was the first one to propose Axiology as a topic
No, I proposed theology first, go ahead and do ctrl+f and you can see when I said theology.
>and I especially mentioned problem of suffering as to not get confused with other arguments
It's not gonna get confused because that's directly axiological.
Warrior-Z: Is Jargon bad? If you appeal to it then yes, but if you're not, then not inherently, it's just not gonna help your case and nobody said a normative notion where you "ought not" We call this the fallacy of using big words, but sophisticated people with larger vocabularies call it ad magnum verbum. This fallacy is committed when someone uses technical jargon or unnecessarily difficult terminology to impress or confuse someone.
Rherotical jabs are supposed to have truth to them, so your claim that I wasn't doing substance is baseless? Cool.
Okay cool you admitted that I never said that wods cant have different definitions, I never said they weren't applicable to philosophy, I said it's not STRICTLY applicable to philosophy, when did I ever claim they weren't? Go ahead and prove that.
>Ok, thank you. I agree. I took the L'z'
Alright it's good you have the intellect to concede on some points instead of bloviating.
>I was the first one to propose axiology as a topic, you just said "theology".
Axiology can be applied to theology, I said that afterwards and argued for why you can use any argument against God including axiological ones, because it is theology.
>proposed an argument, which is the problem of suffering.
Sure, the thing with that is that I was seeking clarity in order for us to know what proposition we were on, an argument out of the blue would make it informal.
>There was no way to confuse the axiological arguments against god and axiological arguments in general
This was literally exactly what I said you fat chad, you're basically just affirming what I'm saying at this point, the problem was the PROPOSITION THAT WAS ESTABLISHED BEFOREHAND.
>Thx for the W.
Not a concession if I didnt take the opposing claim.
OH YEAH BUT TO MAKE IT LESS VAGUE I PROPOSED A PROPOSITION, DIDNT I? CAN YOU TRACK??
>Axiology deals with things outside of arguments for/against God. Problem of suffering is an axiological argument against God.
Sure, that's exactly why I proposed theology. Also your syllogism doesn't The conclusion of "God does not exist" is logically not followed from the premises, and therefore the syllogism is a non sequitur. In Premise 1, it is asserted that God is omnipotent, omniscient, and omnibenevolent, while Premise 2 states that suffering exists, and the existence of suffering does not per se disprove the existence of God. God might permit suffering for reasons such as free will, the development of character, or the greater good. The syllogism, therefore, commits a fallacy of assuming that suffering must necessarily be incompatible with an all-powerful, all-knowing, and all-good God; hence the conclusion is wrong and invalid.
Warrior-Z: @VeganEfilist: I meant the baseless claim would be you saying I have no substance. Yeah I did mean something else by that because I was arguing for that it's not strictly only in one concept.
The reason why I said you were running away from the topic is because when I proposed theology, WITH A PROPOSITION, you proposed axiology, and that's the reason why, because I thought you wanted to run a sort of meta-ethics topic instead. I acknowledge they exist but you never said that they were a sub-point of the theological topic we were supposed to debate. If that was the case, then yes, that would be running.
>There was no proposition beforehand,
Yes there was, I offered the proposition of Gods existence since you already knew I was Muslim AND I supposed that you had the negaton of my stance.
>Text sometimes speaks louder than intent.
Okay? Are you trying to argue I conceded a point or not? Because that cant be the case.
>WHERE LMAO??
I literally said this first: "the established topic itself is theology, so it's more propositional, the proposition is if God exists, you're taking the negation, I am taking the affirmitive. Don't run away from the topic", you can even search it. Make sure you track before spilling out nonsense.
First of all, why are you shortening my argument? Also The rejection arises from an uneasy, oversimplified, reductionist perspective on morality and human experience, which fails to address the complexities of the problem of evil and suffering. The position on free will ignores the subtleties of a larger philosophical debate about whether there could truly be freedom without the real risk of suffering. Second, to equate all value with pain alleviation or pain creation-doubling all moral goodness with talk about discomfort-is a form of hedonistic reductionism that blatantly disregards other moral frameworks (virtue ethics, consequentialism) which acknowledge value beyond mere pain/pleasure dynamics. In addition, in itself, "negative hedonism" constitutes the naturalistic fallacy; because pain belongs to the human condition, it, by necessity, determines moral value. Lastly, it's a sweeping generalization to say that suffering goes against the idea of something greater, such as building character. It discards some philosophical explanations, which show that suffering is a vehicle through which the greatest virtues are learned and may be a surrogate for long-term flourishing in and of itself, though it involves discomfort.
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>I take the L'z. I also didn't realise you were actually Muslim and were debating theology (I thought power scaling was your thing and that the Muslim part is just a tribute to your ethnic identity) so theology to me was quite vague.
Oh, I see. You've heard of me before? That's surprising.
>This was after my proposition about axiology. I guess I should've been more transparent with the problem of suffering.
Yeah, that should've been your opening statement.
>Since it's pretty obvious that when you add a 3rd premise or supplement the 2nd premise with "free will, character development, and the greater good" that the whole argument falls apart.
That's not an intelligent thing to do because then you're ignoring the rest of the substance for the premise, because a statement that comes after it isn't always a premise but can also be an argument. Rather, you should be addressing the entire argument so you dont fall into a strawman.
>Well sure, I didn't cover a lot of reasons as to why I reject those three, and I probably won't anytime soon.
Then that's a big problem on your end because you have less substance towards your claim thus making it weaker.
>I would argue that "freedom" doesn't matter insofar it doesn't produce negative valence. Freedom only matters when we've got something in return.
I absolutely disagree because then you're completly dismissing the analytical definition of freedom, in which is applicable to a logically possible world, none of what you're saying contradicts God's existence whatsoever.
>But if I didn't want to, Im probably under a Pollyanna Principle type delusion.
No, thats directly free will since you're presupposing you have the will to NOT do that action.
>Some argue that Free Will doesn't exist in Heaven, but that Heaven is a better place than our world.
Well that just comes down to the nature of death but we're talking about the existence of God here.
> Second, to equate all value with pain alleviation or pain creation-doubling all moral goodness with talk about discomfort-is a form of hedonistic reductionism that blatantly disregards other moral frameworks (virtue ethics, consequentialism) which acknowledge value beyond mere pain/pleasure dynamics.
The rigidity of your framework makes one miss other viable ethical systems without consideration for their nuances. Although you declare hedonistic reductionism as "the most sound axiology," that is an erroneously subjective claim that disregards the wide cust of moral theories that offer much broader aspects of value, which identify good intrinsically outside pleasure and pain-a few of these would comprise justice, autonomy, and dignity. Virtue ethics proved "continental muck." Longstanding traditions are ridiculed because they fear critique by folks accustomed to the new. Virtue ethics, unfortunately, has not limited itself to pleasure and pain; it has opted to nurture character development and human flourishing (eudaimonia), progressing beyond negative hedonism with a more holistic orientation toward human well-being. The distinction is arbitrarily drawn between morality and ethics, both aiming at prescribing oughts, both willing to get routines toward better states of being. Furthermore, the generalization that suffering cannot be a vehicle for virtues is narrowly overgeneralized; history and philosophy bear witness to that idea in showing that suffering can be phenomenally transformative and allow humans to forge resilience, compassion, and wisdom. Concerning Mill's higher pleasures, the qualitative distinction is not a matter of stability but depth-what may provide lasting satisfaction or develop a more profound human experience, which negative hedonism fails to account for. Suffering may only be some external behavior guiding the calculus of what is bad; arguing that these virtues have anything at all with regard to that is a reductionist mistake; virtues do not reduce to hedonic calculus, but they deal with the greater complexities of individual moral development and human well-being, which cannot be constrained to the binary of pleasure/pain.
>And thats part of the illusion of free will. Free will is pragmatically useful, other than that it doesnt exist.
Who said it's anything about the use of it? You can do completely trivial things with free will, you're completely ignoring the analytical definition because: the power of acting without the constraint of necessity or fate; the ability to act at one's own discretion. Which is exactly what you can do, its not about what you WANT.
>I agree, thats why I think that argument isnt all that good.
Are you referring to the argument you're using? If so then use another argument, a cosmological one.
> Although you declare hedonistic reductionism as "the most sound axiology," that is an erroneously subjective claim that disregards the wide cust of moral theories that offer much broader aspects of value, which identify good intrinsically outside pleasure and pain-a few of these would comprise justice, autonomy, and dignity.
>Literally all of those have any value because we feel nice while doing them.
It also comes down from person to person, also no, some people help others to feel good themselves, and you know what, again, I don't see how any of this makes God logically impossible since ALL OF THIS is logically possible and imaginable, making it adhere to modal realism. And no, people have different reasons for different actions, especially CHILDREN. People have different goals and expectations for their kids, and why dont kids always turn up for the expectation, presupposing they're functional? Because they HAVE FREE-WILL and dont have to follow the expectations. The reversing of these things dont matter because its free will and people do harm themselves and others, which is directly a normatively "evil" thing to do.
Humanity's insatiable thirst for cosmic meaning and virtue is not a design flaw but a hint of God, as C.S. Lewis put it, telling us we were created for something greater than the material. This dismissing cosmic meaning as "BS" is the straw man fallacy while reducing it to nothing more than some "warm glow," denying the theistic interpretations which root meaning in divine purpose. Higher pleasures come about when the focus is given, which is a category error because it doesn't understand that higher pleasures reflect engagement with transcending truths rather than intensity in desire. Finally, the critique of negativity bias and unfulfilled desires as flaws completely misapprehends their theological function; these attributes engender humility and propel human beings into the direction of the infinite, where personal longing obtains its answer. If God made us this way, it is not to drive us to exasperation but to draw us to Him.
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>That makes it even more dumb. How can you act "without the constraint of fate"?
So, you know how time is linear, right? And pretty much everything is logically possible, and probabilities exist with the help of quantum mechanics? Yeah, exactly.
>We humans are fundamentally predetermined, this is just cause and effect in action. We are predetermined by genetics (blackpill), predetermined also by our enviornment.
That doesn't justify your burden, the cards you're given are not the actions you do, which is what freewill is about, not getting creative mode IRL but instead, you can act upon what you desire. It's not a moral problem, it's just completely logical and cosmological.
>People cant "choose" to be born,
But people can choose to give birth? That's free will, it doesn't matter, if I punch you, that doesn't take away your free will, moron.
>Nope, im referring to the one about heaven and free will, which I deem insufficient.
Isn't that a premise you proposed?
>Cosmological arguments cant prove a tri omni god,
It very much can, there's no logical contradiction in that, you use "cant" too frequently.
>Thats why axiological and moral are necessary. Reason alone can not move us,
Warrior-Z: Yes, it can, I can give you analogies UNLESS you're talking about everything combined.
>and guess who made us an our passions?
Your mind.
>Humanity's insatiable thirst for cosmic meaning and virtue is not a design flaw but a hint of God, as C.S. Lewis put it, telling us we were created for something greater than the material.
>And this meaning is the reason why we can't be satisfied with our material world, and why we tear ourselves down over paranoia.
Who's we? You're the emo special here, not everyone is mentally unstable like you, sounds like a you problem, buddy. And no, go ahead and justify that claim, because you're generalizing humans on a massive scale and think people cant be satisfied, lole.
>Existential dread is irrational and not necessary. Emotions and spirituality cause us to *want*, where we pursue things, but when we get them, we don't actually like it. This is the key difference between "wanting" and "liking" in incentive salience. All longing for meaning and purpose in this sense is wanting, which is hedonically neutral (no value).
Warrior-Z: This just sounds like an apparent category error primarily in the sense of mistaking spiritual yearning for material desires, as you dismissed both existential longing and spiritual growth as hedonically neutral "wanting." Far from being irrational and unnecessary, existential dread serves some purpose in some theistic traditions by motivating the search for deeper truths and reconnection with God. That unfulfilled desires can be "malignant errors" is a question-begging fallacy altogether: It presupposes that unfulfilled desires have no value, which completely overlooks how this experience might engender humility, resilience, or dependence on the divine. The spilled milk analogy sets a false equivalence, so trivializing is the process of spiritual growth. In other words, the Almighty doesn't create needs out of thin air, needs for meaning and purpose seek the highest reality to become wholly fulfilled, not just mere hedonic states. Such a simplification reduces to "sadism" or incompetence and creates an unnecessary dichotomy: could it perhaps be said that longing and its resolution are perhaps an integral part of a meaningful relationship with God? Spiritual journeys themselves would not be hedonic in purpose, but theistic ones would provide ongoing direction toward fulfilling a divine purpose in which fulfillment is an express antidote to the datings of a hedonic state and where true meaning lasts for eternity.
Demonic_Passion: Free will is an illusion. Your christchad god may give you an illusion of it, but that's all it is, an illusion. Until we overthrow God (which we should, he's a noon), then we have no true free will.
>Then thats not reason. Is free will random, are our choices just random?
No, looks like you're a bit too specialed to track my points or the conversation, read the propositions again, before thinking it's "random", nowhere have I ever said or implied it was. POSSIBLITIES, are different, holy crap this monkey doesn't know that possiblities can be caused by free will as well, otherwise there would be NO possiblities and only linear effects.
>That doesn't justify your burden, the cards you're given are not the actions you do, which is what freewill is about, not getting creative mode IRL but instead, you can act upon what you desire. It's not a moral problem, it's just completely logical and cosmological.
>I see this mistake you theist morons make a lot. There's no "choice", only the illusion of it.
Go ahead n prove that rq, since you're just repeating the claim at this point and begging the question and not refutating what I am saying.
>You dont act upon a desire because you expect punishment, or you think that not acting upon it at first will bring about greater reward.
Yeah who said that actions are contingent upon punishment or reward? Who said that? That's just basis for action, special LMAO, not action itself, look at you, you barely know how to track a conversation and you're getting BTFO'd because you dont know a BASIS behind an action OR THE ACTIONS ITSELF LOOOOOL.
>Nobody acts altruistically without expecting something in return.
Yeah go ahead and prove that claim since you said nobody meaning all 8 billion people on the planet, go 'head.
That's the presupposition you've been repeating within the conversation and been getting slapped because you can barely track, BITCH.
>We think we have control over our choices, but we dont.
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>Yes it is the premise i proposed, but the argument that heaven has no free will therefore God should let us in is an argument I reject. I stated that clearly.
Yeah okay so you just acknowledged your other argument was ass which was my whole point, thank you.
Theism constitutes an advance from deism, as reason indicates towards a creator that is purposeful and relational, rather than indifferent. This follows from the fact that what is omni-benevolent belongs to maximal greatness, as all-goodness will tend to be greater than indifference, corresponding to the moral order we presently observe.
>And who made my mind? Did I make it before I was born?
It depends on your stance on the mind, do you see it as material or immaterial?
>All answers point to a sadistic creator.
Not sadistic, and you just conceded that a creator does exist GEEEG, absolutely crapped on.
Warrior-Z: LMAO you're just using the fallacy of generalization and boredom as intellectual cop-out. To even try and explain or justify a religious belief as only an existential emergency response through invoking Terror Management Theory is the quintessential version of the fallacy of the genetic argument. Even if religion eases the anxiety of mortality, that does not imply one iota about its truth or falsehood. The claim that meaning is entirely fabricated does not observe a highly plausible instance wherein our longing for transcendence were to therefore refer to a metaphysical reality, flesh out here by hunger pointing to the existence of food. Invoking Zapffe's use of the term "anchoring" is also self-negating because defining meaning as a mere coping mechanism supposes that a desire for meaning is an illusory enterprise, a conclusion you make from nowhere. The Nozickian analogy with experience machines bites the dust; it runs together pleasure and fulfillment, and does not notice a qualitative difference between transient hedonism and the lasting pursuit of that which has ultimate meaning. If all desires hang on neurochemical satisfaction, what is it that prompts humanity to utterly reject the mere simulacra of meaning for something cognized transcendently deeper? Your blatant overarching caricature of God makes you look utterly dumb about theism. Whereas God's law is not an arbitrary punishment but a calling forth to partake of the highest good; thus and that notion ought to be thoroughly handled in the course of eudaimonistic ethics. To dismiss as simply a fear of hell is straw-man, such trivial dismissal never does justice to thousands of years devoted to theological comments on love, grace, and the positive enjoyment derived from being in God's presence. Reducing the divine-human tarnish to a Pavlovian schema of punishment and reward is anathema to philosophy; it simply ignores existential theism's qualitative richness in insisting upon freedom, responsibility, and transformation. You certainly lack rigor, profundity, and creativity in your approach, reversing all commitment to any real metaphysical considerations you freely deride.
>That's the presupposition you've been repeating within the conversation and been getting slapped because you can barely track,
>So far you have been presupposing that desire for meaning isnt just a sign of a dissatisfied preference.
You are the one presupposing it is so this is just a shifting the burden fallacy, go 'head n prove your claim rq.
>Until you actually make a coherent, worthwhile distinction between eudaimoferretnd conscious pleasure/pain
And what's gonna be the normative notion behind that claim?
>Yeah okay so you just acknowledged your other argument was ass which was my whole point, thank you.
>No, special. Ive said "Some people use that argument",
NO LOL, YOU DIRECTLY SAID THAT IT WAS YOUR ARGUMENT, WHICH IS WHAT I ASKED AND IMPLIED BEFOREHAND, GO READ UP, unless you misunderstood the question, because I was talking about what YOU were using.
>as reason indicates towards a creator that is purposeful and relational, rather than indifferent.
To deny the existence of transcendental levels pertaining to pain or no pain is pathological. Pain and pleasure are not purely physiological, they have to be evaluated by means of values, which presuppose a higher framework. It is like denying logic simply because it's not physical. Dismissing reason as pattern-matching based on evolution is seriously shallow. Reason is not mere neuron firings, but, it has to do with the balance of normality over intelligible parameters. If every aspect of thought is deterministically fixed, your entire argument against transcendental values crumbles down to meaningless particles of brain noise. A classic but childish take of the relativist is that although morality is subjective, subjective values arise from their successful existence. Nietzsche would pull your relativist legs half of the time and take a great agreement that the values should exist. Hedonistic reductionism, over its cosmic meaning, is simply a lazy affair. Meaning arises from interpreting these states, not the other way around. You're fighting an alphabet with sentences-based on it. Not just "God's bad because of the fear of hell", that's something juvenile. People hold a belief in God to make sense of existence, not just to protect against punishment. In your condemnation of Aquinas, get through the Five Ways first, will you?
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ACTUALLY, as a matter of fact, I propose an easier format, and that's VC-VC, do you want to debate in /pol/ VC? We can do that, unless you're a textsmelly person.
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You do realise that the claim itself was that its not strictly pretaining to philosophy? That can be used in SEVERAL debates, AND you're presupposing the definition we're using when I was using a connotation and you're bringing up the analytical definition, also you speak of semantics but you dont even know how connotations work within specific scenarios. AND NO, IT'S NOT VAGUE BECAUSE I ALREADY OFFERED A PROPOSITION, CAN'T YOU READ? HOLY GEG, YOU'RE LIKE A LOST CHILD, THE PROPOSITON PRETAINING TO THEOLOGY, WAS IF GOD EXISTS, YOU TOOK THE NEGATION, I TOOK THE AFFIRMITIVE, AND I ALREADY SAID THAT AXIOLOGY CAN BE BROUGHT UP AS A POINT WITHIN THEOLOGY AND YOU CONCEDED TO THAT AS WELL,
THAT WAS EXACTLY MY POINT, IT DOESN'T STRICTLY PRETAIN TO PHILOSOPHY AND NO, I CAN'T STRAWMAN MY OWN ARGUMENT, WHICH YOU HAVE BASICALLY REPEATED WITHIN OUR CONVERSATION, IT IS ABSOLUTELY BAFFLING AND YES, IT DOES ANALYTICALLY PRETAIN TO JARGON, I CAN VERY WELL GIVE YOU A STRUCTURED ARGUMENT BEHIND THAT.
Never claimed that I never heard them, are you even tracking? Did I ask you for a definition? No? Thought so, me calling it jargon doesn't mean that I do not know these words whatsoever, I actually know the simplified version of these words which most people would know and would be easier to utilize, special. You're getting absolutely BTFO, and you're so LOST within the conversation, and YOU'RE ACTUALLY SHORTENING EVERY SINGLE ONE OF MY ARGUMENTS AND TURNING THEM INTO CLAIMS, THAT IS DIRECLTY A STRAWMAN IF YOU DO NOT ADDRESS THE SUBSTANCE.
special, we're supposed to debate on a proposition and I already gave you one and a proposition makes things less vague, theology by itself isn't propositional. I don't care which argument you use, use any argument you want, I'll debunk it either way. And it doesn't matter, you can BRING AXIOLOGY INTO the proposiiton or debate, doesn't matter, this proposition is a good umbrella for different concepts. And no, I am not quitting the rhetoric and you're stumbling upon what you read like it matters, it doesn't matter if you cant argue for your stance. Either way, you're already losing the debate so it doesn't matter if you get banned.
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Thank you very much, it is not appopriated by philosophy, special, thanks for basically proving my point and conceding to one of my premises.
You were calling it philosophical terms instead of saying these are simple terminologies that can be applied within debating.
Thank you for proving my point again.
Wasn't a nitpick, that was a rhetorical jab at you because you were obviously were using jargon, I, of course, understand them, but OTHERS however, who do not study philosophy, wouldn't. Why? Because its jargon, true by definition, now chad down instead of trying to somehow backpedal from your previous argument and make a new premise saying its not your problem.
Did I say you should stop using those terminologies? No. I said that you are simply using jargon, in which we've already established, never said you should stop, it simply doesn't help your case.
I've made a bunch of arguments, that is literally substance by definition, are you perhaps.. slow? Disappointing.
When did I deny this? Show me AN EXACT statement or argument I said in which I've denied this, matter of fact, I've actually agreed that it can because I brought up connotations.
Yes, but not strictly.
And I gave you a proposition in which we can debate on, the example or actually, not even an example it's the literal thing: Does god exist?
You can use any argument against God you'd like, I'll debunk it, cosmological arguments would be nice to argue upon but you can bring up axiology. We can debate all of them if you'd like. "Theology isnt just about atheist vs theist" When did I imply this?
Thanks captain obvious.
No, I proposed theology first, go ahead and do ctrl+f and you can see when I said theology.
It's not gonna get confused because that's directly axiological.
Okay, what's P1, P2, and the conclusion?
Rherotical jabs are supposed to have truth to them, so your claim that I wasn't doing substance is baseless? Cool.
Okay cool you admitted that I never said that wods cant have different definitions, I never said they weren't applicable to philosophy, I said it's not STRICTLY applicable to philosophy, when did I ever claim they weren't? Go ahead and prove that.
Alright it's good you have the intellect to concede on some points instead of bloviating.
Exactly.
Axiology can be applied to theology, I said that afterwards and argued for why you can use any argument against God including axiological ones, because it is theology.
Sure, the thing with that is that I was seeking clarity in order for us to know what proposition we were on, an argument out of the blue would make it informal.
This was literally exactly what I said you fat chad, you're basically just affirming what I'm saying at this point, the problem was the PROPOSITION THAT WAS ESTABLISHED BEFOREHAND.
Not a concession if I didnt take the opposing claim.
OH YEAH BUT TO MAKE IT LESS VAGUE I PROPOSED A PROPOSITION, DIDNT I? CAN YOU TRACK??
Sure, that's exactly why I proposed theology. Also your syllogism doesn't The conclusion of "God does not exist" is logically not followed from the premises, and therefore the syllogism is a non sequitur. In Premise 1, it is asserted that God is omnipotent, omniscient, and omnibenevolent, while Premise 2 states that suffering exists, and the existence of suffering does not per se disprove the existence of God. God might permit suffering for reasons such as free will, the development of character, or the greater good. The syllogism, therefore, commits a fallacy of assuming that suffering must necessarily be incompatible with an all-powerful, all-knowing, and all-good God; hence the conclusion is wrong and invalid.
The reason why I said you were running away from the topic is because when I proposed theology, WITH A PROPOSITION, you proposed axiology, and that's the reason why, because I thought you wanted to run a sort of meta-ethics topic instead. I acknowledge they exist but you never said that they were a sub-point of the theological topic we were supposed to debate. If that was the case, then yes, that would be running.
Yes there was, I offered the proposition of Gods existence since you already knew I was Muslim AND I supposed that you had the negaton of my stance.
Okay? Are you trying to argue I conceded a point or not? Because that cant be the case.
I literally said this first: "the established topic itself is theology, so it's more propositional, the proposition is if God exists, you're taking the negation, I am taking the affirmitive. Don't run away from the topic", you can even search it. Make sure you track before spilling out nonsense.
First of all, why are you shortening my argument? Also The rejection arises from an uneasy, oversimplified, reductionist perspective on morality and human experience, which fails to address the complexities of the problem of evil and suffering. The position on free will ignores the subtleties of a larger philosophical debate about whether there could truly be freedom without the real risk of suffering. Second, to equate all value with pain alleviation or pain creation-doubling all moral goodness with talk about discomfort-is a form of hedonistic reductionism that blatantly disregards other moral frameworks (virtue ethics, consequentialism) which acknowledge value beyond mere pain/pleasure dynamics. In addition, in itself, "negative hedonism" constitutes the naturalistic fallacy; because pain belongs to the human condition, it, by necessity, determines moral value. Lastly, it's a sweeping generalization to say that suffering goes against the idea of something greater, such as building character. It discards some philosophical explanations, which show that suffering is a vehicle through which the greatest virtues are learned and may be a surrogate for long-term flourishing in and of itself, though it involves discomfort.
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Oh, I see. You've heard of me before? That's surprising.
Yeah, that should've been your opening statement.
That's not an intelligent thing to do because then you're ignoring the rest of the substance for the premise, because a statement that comes after it isn't always a premise but can also be an argument. Rather, you should be addressing the entire argument so you dont fall into a strawman.
Then that's a big problem on your end because you have less substance towards your claim thus making it weaker.
I absolutely disagree because then you're completly dismissing the analytical definition of freedom, in which is applicable to a logically possible world, none of what you're saying contradicts God's existence whatsoever.
No, thats directly free will since you're presupposing you have the will to NOT do that action.
Well that just comes down to the nature of death but we're talking about the existence of God here.
The rigidity of your framework makes one miss other viable ethical systems without consideration for their nuances. Although you declare hedonistic reductionism as "the most sound axiology," that is an erroneously subjective claim that disregards the wide cust of moral theories that offer much broader aspects of value, which identify good intrinsically outside pleasure and pain-a few of these would comprise justice, autonomy, and dignity. Virtue ethics proved "continental muck." Longstanding traditions are ridiculed because they fear critique by folks accustomed to the new. Virtue ethics, unfortunately, has not limited itself to pleasure and pain; it has opted to nurture character development and human flourishing (eudaimonia), progressing beyond negative hedonism with a more holistic orientation toward human well-being. The distinction is arbitrarily drawn between morality and ethics, both aiming at prescribing oughts, both willing to get routines toward better states of being. Furthermore, the generalization that suffering cannot be a vehicle for virtues is narrowly overgeneralized; history and philosophy bear witness to that idea in showing that suffering can be phenomenally transformative and allow humans to forge resilience, compassion, and wisdom. Concerning Mill's higher pleasures, the qualitative distinction is not a matter of stability but depth-what may provide lasting satisfaction or develop a more profound human experience, which negative hedonism fails to account for. Suffering may only be some external behavior guiding the calculus of what is bad; arguing that these virtues have anything at all with regard to that is a reductionist mistake; virtues do not reduce to hedonic calculus, but they deal with the greater complexities of individual moral development and human well-being, which cannot be constrained to the binary of pleasure/pain.
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Who said it's anything about the use of it? You can do completely trivial things with free will, you're completely ignoring the analytical definition because: the power of acting without the constraint of necessity or fate; the ability to act at one's own discretion. Which is exactly what you can do, its not about what you WANT.
Are you referring to the argument you're using? If so then use another argument, a cosmological one.
It also comes down from person to person, also no, some people help others to feel good themselves, and you know what, again, I don't see how any of this makes God logically impossible since ALL OF THIS is logically possible and imaginable, making it adhere to modal realism. And no, people have different reasons for different actions, especially CHILDREN. People have different goals and expectations for their kids, and why dont kids always turn up for the expectation, presupposing they're functional? Because they HAVE FREE-WILL and dont have to follow the expectations. The reversing of these things dont matter because its free will and people do harm themselves and others, which is directly a normatively "evil" thing to do.
Humanity's insatiable thirst for cosmic meaning and virtue is not a design flaw but a hint of God, as C.S. Lewis put it, telling us we were created for something greater than the material. This dismissing cosmic meaning as "BS" is the straw man fallacy while reducing it to nothing more than some "warm glow," denying the theistic interpretations which root meaning in divine purpose. Higher pleasures come about when the focus is given, which is a category error because it doesn't understand that higher pleasures reflect engagement with transcending truths rather than intensity in desire. Finally, the critique of negativity bias and unfulfilled desires as flaws completely misapprehends their theological function; these attributes engender humility and propel human beings into the direction of the infinite, where personal longing obtains its answer. If God made us this way, it is not to drive us to exasperation but to draw us to Him.
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Which country are you from, you can't even answer, special.
fuck you grasseater.
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let me tell some facts about you, you are a deranged, lunatic, bipolar, psycho, disturbed, crazy and insane.
I'm a national-socialist, a better ideology, way better than communism.
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failed painter from Austria was a good person, meanwhile you are a specialed ugly person that argues to every person, fuck you grasseater, you are a disgusting, bothered and stinky.
you are a faliure
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So, you know how time is linear, right? And pretty much everything is logically possible, and probabilities exist with the help of quantum mechanics? Yeah, exactly.
That doesn't justify your burden, the cards you're given are not the actions you do, which is what freewill is about, not getting creative mode IRL but instead, you can act upon what you desire. It's not a moral problem, it's just completely logical and cosmological.
But people can choose to give birth? That's free will, it doesn't matter, if I punch you, that doesn't take away your free will, moron.
Isn't that a premise you proposed?
It very much can, there's no logical contradiction in that, you use "cant" too frequently.
Your mind.
Who's we? You're the emo special here, not everyone is mentally unstable like you, sounds like a you problem, buddy. And no, go ahead and justify that claim, because you're generalizing humans on a massive scale and think people cant be satisfied, lole.
No, looks like you're a bit too specialed to track my points or the conversation, read the propositions again, before thinking it's "random", nowhere have I ever said or implied it was. POSSIBLITIES, are different, holy crap this monkey doesn't know that possiblities can be caused by free will as well, otherwise there would be NO possiblities and only linear effects.
Go ahead n prove that rq, since you're just repeating the claim at this point and begging the question and not refutating what I am saying.
Yeah who said that actions are contingent upon punishment or reward? Who said that? That's just basis for action, special LMAO, not action itself, look at you, you barely know how to track a conversation and you're getting BTFO'd because you dont know a BASIS behind an action OR THE ACTIONS ITSELF LOOOOOL.
Yeah go ahead and prove that claim since you said nobody meaning all 8 billion people on the planet, go 'head.
That's the presupposition you've been repeating within the conversation and been getting slapped because you can barely track, BITCH.
LMAOOOOOOOOOO HE JUST REPEATED THE CLAIM AGAIN WTFFFFFF YOU CAN'T TRACK, YOU'RE ABSOLUTELY TERRIBLE AT DEBATING, YOU SHOULD QUIT AND GO BACK TO WHATEVER VEGAN RAISINC0RD YOU CAME FROM
Yeah okay so you just acknowledged your other argument was ass which was my whole point, thank you.
Theism constitutes an advance from deism, as reason indicates towards a creator that is purposeful and relational, rather than indifferent. This follows from the fact that what is omni-benevolent belongs to maximal greatness, as all-goodness will tend to be greater than indifference, corresponding to the moral order we presently observe.
It depends on your stance on the mind, do you see it as material or immaterial?
Not sadistic, and you just conceded that a creator does exist GEEEG, absolutely crapped on.
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You are the one presupposing it is so this is just a shifting the burden fallacy, go 'head n prove your claim rq.
And what's gonna be the normative notion behind that claim?
NO LOL, YOU DIRECTLY SAID THAT IT WAS YOUR ARGUMENT, WHICH IS WHAT I ASKED AND IMPLIED BEFOREHAND, GO READ UP, unless you misunderstood the question, because I was talking about what YOU were using.
To deny the existence of transcendental levels pertaining to pain or no pain is pathological. Pain and pleasure are not purely physiological, they have to be evaluated by means of values, which presuppose a higher framework. It is like denying logic simply because it's not physical. Dismissing reason as pattern-matching based on evolution is seriously shallow. Reason is not mere neuron firings, but, it has to do with the balance of normality over intelligible parameters. If every aspect of thought is deterministically fixed, your entire argument against transcendental values crumbles down to meaningless particles of brain noise. A classic but childish take of the relativist is that although morality is subjective, subjective values arise from their successful existence. Nietzsche would pull your relativist legs half of the time and take a great agreement that the values should exist. Hedonistic reductionism, over its cosmic meaning, is simply a lazy affair. Meaning arises from interpreting these states, not the other way around. You're fighting an alphabet with sentences-based on it. Not just "God's bad because of the fear of hell", that's something juvenile. People hold a belief in God to make sense of existence, not just to protect against punishment. In your condemnation of Aquinas, get through the Five Ways first, will you?
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