Kalinago wrote: ↑February 15th, 2023, 9:03 amMrMan wrote: ↑February 14th, 2023, 9:42 pmDid you use an app to randomly generate words and phrases to come up with that? If you don't explain your terms, no one will understand you.
You don't understand high school english?how does a fluent speaker ,a american that allegedly graduated vcollege not know the definitions of contigency,regress,conjuction,ontology,preponderance,actualisation,axiom,predication etc ?I know all those words. But you were apparently using jargon philosophy terms. I did a bit of reading, and your argument didn't have much to do with the issue of the existence of God, anyway.
I also know 'regress' as in regress one variable on another. I do that with regression. I learned some of that to get my doctorate of philosophy.... which wasn't in philosophy. I've never taken a university class in philosophy except for logic.
University degrees are supposed to teach students communication skills. If you throw jargon from your disciple--- especially in a half-baked argument that is a non-sequitur, you aren't going to communicate much to those who studied one of those other majors where they could actually get a job when they graduate besides flipping burgers. Engineers could throw engineering jargon at you. I'm sure I could throw some jargon from linguistics, economics, statistics, psychology, sociology, statistics, or some field and make a whole sentence for of incomprehensible jargon for you if I so desired.
Which really has nothing to do with the issue at hand.
Do you think God existed in ages past without His Word? Has God been able to speak and think in eternity past?God cannot 'think',thinking implies time and would entail a infinite regress of serial moments in time in God,
No it doesn't. If you think one thought at a time, right after another, that is because you are a being who can only think one thought at a time, one right after the other. Your projecting your own experience.
I would say that is a specious argument, but it isn't good enough to be specious.
which is impossible.Catholics,Muslims and Rationalist Judaism do not believe a God can have different thoughts in seriality,
Says who? I seriously doubt Roman Catholics have a consensus on that. There have been some Roman Catholics who have accepted some bogus neo-Platonic arguments about God. But you don't speak for all roman Catholics. I suspect Muslims are not all in agreement or such an issue. Rationalist Judaism? I don't know if they have variety on that issue, but I suspect the saying that where there are two Jews there are three opinions might apply in this case as well.
I think I may have intended that comment about speaking or thinking words for @willymonfrete .
Would a catholic Latina marry or date a relatively 'progressive' muslim man?
Re: Would a catholic Latina marry or date a relatively 'progressive' muslim man?

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Re: Would a catholic Latina marry or date a relatively 'progressive' muslim man?
Evangelicals have varied beliefs and are varied in the extent to which they accept historical creeds. But in general both tritheism and modalism would be rejected as heretical by both Evangelicals and Roman Catholics. I don't think you know what you are talking about.
Re: Would a catholic Latina marry or date a relatively 'progressive' muslim man?
Yes,they deem it heretical while also unknowingly believing in one or the other.thats the precise fallacy of christianity.MrMan wrote: ↑February 18th, 2023, 6:08 pmEvangelicals have varied beliefs and are varied in the extent to which they accept historical creeds. But in general both tritheism and modalism would be rejected as heretical by both Evangelicals and Roman Catholics. I don't think you know what you are talking about.
'Trinitarian'monotheism is a contradiction.
Re: Would a catholic Latina marry or date a relatively 'progressive' muslim man?
Would a catholic Latina marry or date a relatively 'progressive' muslim man?
Strange question, and I see no reason why she should do that.
You might ask the same question gender-reversed, why should a Catholic Latino marry or date a relatively 'progressive' muslim woman?
What is really good with USA - In USA you can find any kind of person you can imagine...also Ex-Muslims...
https://www.youtube.com/@ExMuslimsOrg
Strange question, and I see no reason why she should do that.
You might ask the same question gender-reversed, why should a Catholic Latino marry or date a relatively 'progressive' muslim woman?
What is really good with USA - In USA you can find any kind of person you can imagine...also Ex-Muslims...
https://www.youtube.com/@ExMuslimsOrg
Re: Would a catholic Latina marry or date a relatively 'progressive' muslim man?
....or you just don't get it.Kalinago wrote: ↑February 20th, 2023, 1:56 pmYes,they deem it heretical while also unknowingly believing in one or the other.thats the precise fallacy of christianity.MrMan wrote: ↑February 18th, 2023, 6:08 pmEvangelicals have varied beliefs and are varied in the extent to which they accept historical creeds. But in general both tritheism and modalism would be rejected as heretical by both Evangelicals and Roman Catholics. I don't think you know what you are talking about.
'Trinitarian'monotheism is a contradiction.
Re: Would a catholic Latina marry or date a relatively 'progressive' muslim man?
Explain the trinity coherently to mean monotheism then,sith lord.MrMan wrote: ↑February 23rd, 2023, 10:56 am....or you just don't get it.Kalinago wrote: ↑February 20th, 2023, 1:56 pmYes,they deem it heretical while also unknowingly believing in one or the other.thats the precise fallacy of christianity.MrMan wrote: ↑February 18th, 2023, 6:08 pmEvangelicals have varied beliefs and are varied in the extent to which they accept historical creeds. But in general both tritheism and modalism would be rejected as heretical by both Evangelicals and Roman Catholics. I don't think you know what you are talking about.
'Trinitarian'monotheism is a contradiction.
I cook jesus in my microwave everyday,since he's a composite being with a possible essence,and thus is a creation just like my burgers.
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