Condemned to Hell for Subconscious Activity

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  @Paulogia · 4 years ago · pinned

  With the advent of Super Thanks, I'm starting a pledge to read and answer each Super Thanks comment left as I'm newly full-time and appreciate the financial support so much. For many reasons, I greatly appreciate the time and thought put in to every comment, but schedule and mental health prevents me from replying to each individually.

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  @lisaboban · 4 years ago

  I subconsciously knew for years that Christianity was a lie. &nbsp;I suppressed that knowledge and tried (desperately) to live as a Christian. But eventually I brought my conscious and subconscious knowledge into alignment.<br>Now I am whole and happy.

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  @jacketrussell · 4 years ago

  If a fool can figure out that there is no God, what&apos;s Greg&apos;s excuse?

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  @mustachemac5229 · 4 years ago

  I find it interesting that Greg claims atheists bring shallow arguments while presenting the most shallow argument ever, &quot;You know, you know the truth, you&apos;re only suppressing it.&quot;🤪

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  @avi8r66 · 4 years ago

  Koukl is the modern example of &apos;the artful dodger&apos;. &nbsp;If he doesn&apos;t like the question he works hard to rewrite the question to fit answers he likes to give.

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  @kenobi1985 · 1 year ago

  I hate that apologists feel the need to insult the motives and/or integrity of nonbelievers just to make their own beliefs seem more valid.

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  @DC_Prox · 4 years ago

  The sad thing is, it&apos;s entirely possible that Greg isn&apos;t being dishonest when he incorrectly summarizes previous interactions, because every time he has a conversation, a radically filtered version of that conversation gets filed into his long-term memory, and that becomes indisputable fact to him. When someone says &quot;I didn&apos;t say that&quot; he never doubts his own memory, he assumes the other person is either not remembering correctly, or is being deceptive. EVERYTHING that he hears and everything that he says gets filtered through a lens of confirmation bias.

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  @brgulker · 4 years ago

  I wonder if Greg is capable of a sincere conversation with a non-Christian, or if he views every conversation through &quot;tactical&quot; lenses. What a sad way to see other human beings.

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  @unduloid · 4 years ago

  The fool says in his heart, “There is no God.” &nbsp;And a wise man shouts it from the rooftops.

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  @somersetcace1 · 4 years ago

  That was worded very well. &nbsp;I&apos;ve been with me 24/7 for 56 years and while I&apos;m certainly not an expert on much, when it comes to <b>me</b> I&apos;m pretty much the worlds leading expert. So, if you&apos;re trying to convince me that what you believe is true, demonstrating that you don&apos;t know what you&apos;re talking about, by attacking the one thing I am absolutely sure of, is not a great way to go about it.

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  @Ponera-Sama · 4 years ago

  The real irony here is that Psalm 14:1 contradicts Romans 1:20 by outright saying that there are people who believe in their hearts that there is no god.

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  @plamenski5244 · 4 years ago

  when you need to sell a certain religious dogma or other superstitious nonsense - you write stuff like &quot;the fool says in his heart&quot; and you threaten people with eternal torture if they don&apos;t believe. Works like a charm apparently

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