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tommyhenderson847 replied to Leo Horovitz's discussion 'No discussions yet?' in the group Slackers
well there is n....
Leo Horovitz replied to Klaus Motan's discussion 'Atheists - a religious community ?' in the group European Atheists
I can understand the need for support in areas where atheism is not accepted and I have to admit to possibly having a hard time understanding this because I live where I live. I've lived all my life in Stockholm, Sweden. Religion is not an…
Leo Horovitz replied to Klaus Motan's discussion 'Atheists - a religious community ?' in the group European Atheists
I know you weren't perfectly serious about that (the smiley tipped me of), but I still feel compelled to comment that "online communities" as they are often called are perhaps better referred to as "online meeting places". I…
Leo Horovitz replied to Vitomama's discussion 'Learn Swedish via Atheist Nexus' in the group Svenska ateister
Excellent! Glad you enjoyed it!
Leo Horovitz replied to Vitomama's discussion 'Learn Swedish via Atheist Nexus' in the group Svenska ateister
Leo Horovitz updated their profile
Leo Horovitz replied to Mike K.'s discussion 'Can we get a compendium of atheistic youtube channels going' in the group YouTube Atheists
This Facebook group with seemingly similar goals as this group. The description contains a list of YouTube channels which I think includes several examples missing in the list here.
Leo Horovitz replied to sacha's discussion 'Smile! You've got cancer - the 'positive thinking' approach to health care' in the group No Nonsense
The link at the top is broken. Just wanted to let you know.
Leo Horovitz replied to Mike K.'s discussion 'Can we get a compendium of atheistic youtube channels going' in the group YouTube Atheists
Yet another one TheThinkingAtheist.
Leo Horovitz replied to Fred Werther's discussion 'Atheism allows nonsense while non-belief debunks it?' in the group No Nonsense
Yeah that would be great! Please tell us about it here if you follow through on the project.
Leo Horovitz replied to Mike K.'s discussion 'Can we get a compendium of atheistic youtube channels going' in the group YouTube Atheists
I have the same problem. Well, it's nice of course, but it's also incredibly time consuming.
Leo Horovitz replied to Wes's discussion 'Probe: Did daycare kids give sleep aids?' in the group Atheist News
I didn't even noticed that! To distracted by the aids I suppose (not my own, the one in the title, I don't have aids, though I could use some aides).
Leo Horovitz replied to Wes's discussion 'Probe: Did daycare kids give sleep aids?' in the group Atheist News
I misunderstood the title at first. I'll leave it up to you to figure out how, I will only say that it made it seem much worse than it actually was, and that it reminded me of a certain South Park episode (try to figure it out before peeking).
Leo Horovitz replied to Bruce Long's discussion 'Deism is still effectively theism, and the clear logical an ontological distinction between atheism and agnosticism is problematic for deism as it is for theism' in the group No Nonsense
Ah, that makes sense I guess. I recognize the words now that you pointed them out.
Leo Horovitz replied to Bruce Long's discussion 'Deism is still effectively theism, and the clear logical an ontological distinction between atheism and agnosticism is problematic for deism as it is for theism' in the group No Nonsense
Could you elaborate on that distinction? I'm no philosophy expert, but as I understand it, ontology is the field that concerns what exists. Is it possible to have a proof of existence that is not an ontological proof?
Leo Horovitz replied to Bruce Long's discussion 'Deism is still effectively theism, and the clear logical an ontological distinction between atheism and agnosticism is problematic for deism as it is for theism' in the group No Nonsense
Interesting, so Avicenna started that line of "thought"? I was under the impression that it originated with Saint Anselm.
Klaus Motan replied to Leo Horovitz's discussion 'Galactus is coming' in the group Atheist Comic Fans
...best thing is, we wouldn´t even have to defend on our own, as all the other intergalactic super-villains would come to our defense, to avoid being deprived of the prime target of their ruthless plans...
Louis replied to Leo Horovitz's discussion 'Galactus is coming' in the group Atheist Comic Fans
Worship Galactus.
When he comes you won't be saved, but you'll get to die first.
Leo Horovitz replied to Bruce Long's discussion 'Deism is still effectively theism, and the clear logical an ontological distinction between atheism and agnosticism is problematic for deism as it is for theism' in the group No Nonsense
No I wasn't talking about that distinction at all. I was talking about the different philosophical viewpoints about how we can obtain knowledge about the world. This is an epistemological distinction and does not deal directly with scientific…
Leo Horovitz replied to Bruce Long's discussion 'Deism is still effectively theism, and the clear logical an ontological distinction between atheism and agnosticism is problematic for deism as it is for theism' in the group No Nonsense
Interesting and important clarifications. Pantheism does indeed not seem to pose the threats to scientific thinking posed by other forms of theism, but the vague metaphor still doesn't add anything to our understanding of the world, and the use…
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I'm not in that comic group, but I saw your post in the feed and clicked on it. That was a funny cartoon. Bizarro is one of my favorite artists. Him and Gary Larson of The Far Side fame. The Quigmans is pretty funny, too.
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