'Amir Alzzalam
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I see very little has changed here . . .BECAUSE you wouldn't recognise it if you saw it!
Sorry ... couldn't help myself.
I see very little has changed here . . .BECAUSE you wouldn't recognise it if you saw it!
Sorry ... couldn't help myself.
very well then, describe the difference.You're confusing proof with evidence
The Law of Gravity is described in a Newton equation showing that the force between two masses varies inversely in proportion to the square of the distance between them. It works for all practical usage.Mathematics is in no way factual there are an infinite number of mathematical truths.
Science works on theory, theories are constantly changed as further information is found. Science is not a factual thing, it is always being adjusted.The law of gravity is described in a math equation showing the force between two masses varies inversely square proportion to the distance between them. It works for all practical usage.
The most commonly accepted theory of gravity is Einstein's special relativity of spacetime curvature caused by the mass of objects.
It's not the only theory of gravity, there are other views, but it is the most commonly accepted consensus model that makes usable predictions.
The theory of gravity is always up to be falsified or improved by new evidence. The maths of the law of gravity doesn't change. It's a proven fact. That's how science works
If I were to meet Margie that would be hard proof she objectively existsvery well then, describe the difference.
again unsure how there can be evidence against someone's existence.
absence of evidence is not evidence of absence
further, there is not an absence of evidence
let me tell you about my friend margie.
maybe she's real, maybe she's imaginary
how will you be sure?
how will you demonstrate, or even find, evidence against her existence?
Sure. But theories must make predictions in order to be accepted as consensus working models -- such as for creating the James Webb space telescope, or landing a Mars rover, or designing the internet devices we are using to communicate with?Science works on theory, theories are constantly changed as further information is found. Science is not a factual thing, it is always being adjusted.
Are you not confusing proof with evidence? Or is that intentional?If I were to meet Margie that would be hard proof she objectively exists
If I were to read documented texts by Margie that is also proof, although not as definite as meeting her
If I were read texts written by someone else citing Margie's philosophies that would be evidence, although not very definite
If all we heard by others was interpretations of Margie's philosophies that would be even less evidence of her objective existence.
You are obviously confused with these terms and the explanations . . . have a pleasant day.Are you not confusing proof with evidence? Or is that intentional?
Either way, I still have no objective proof or evidence that you exist. Subjective perhaps, but nothing objective.
I think it is pretty clear you are guilty of what you accuse others of in this instance.You are obviously confused with these terms and the explanations . . . have a pleasant day.
If you can't deliver objective evidence for the existence of Yeshua then stop talking to me. Stick with the topic and stop misdirecting, it's obvious you have no real reply.I think it is pretty clear you are guilty of what you accuse others of in this instance.
But then I expect no less of you.
exactlyYou can't prove a negative, so I can't prove Yeshua didn't exist,
Ironically too as this was their response to me asking them to talk about the difference between proof and evidence, which was a response to them saying I had confused evidence with proof.Are you not confusing proof with evidence? Or is that intentional?
Either way, I still have no objective proof or evidence that you exist. Subjective perhaps, but nothing objective.
If you can't provide objective evidence you exist, the conversation is pointless anyway.If you can't deliver objective evidence for the existence of Yeshua then stop talking to me. Stick with the topic and stop misdirecting, it's obvious you have no real reply.
That's just stupid . . . I'm talking to you aren't I? I have a birth certificate, hundreds of pictures of me, I've written books, attended schools, been arrested, all documented. The Romans, who kept immaculate records, don't even mention a Yeshua, or any crucifixion of said name.If you can't provide objective evidence you exist, the conversation is pointless anyway.
Ciao!
Objection Your Honor...hearsay.That's just stupid . . . I'm talking to you aren't I? I have a birth certificate, hundreds of pictures of me, I've written books, attended schools, been arrested, all documented. The Romans, who kept immaculate records, don't even mention a Yeshua, or any crucifixion of said name.
Yeah . . . Ciao Mio Amico!
Sun Tzu, Hannibal, William Wallace, Spartacus, Leonidas the 1st, Alexander the Great, Attila the Hun, Boudica, Homer, and Sargon of Akkad are all historical figures with barely any evidence of their existence, especially firsthand. So based on your logic, they didn't probably exist. I've even spoken to historians who don't believe William Shakespeare existed. Don't even get me started on the Egyptian pharaohs. But these people's philosophies exist. They don't mean nothing. Most historians would agree that these people probably existed. But with the lack of firsthand writings, these people (by your logic) never existed.Posthumous writing means nothing only text that was actually authored by Yeshua would count as HIs philosophy.
I have been asking about these crucifixion and census records that many non-believers go on about. Where are they? As you say, the Romans kept excellent records. So where are all of these records of commoners being crucified and being part of the census? They must exist, as you all seem to claim. So where are they? Because there isn't some long list of crucifixions and citizens of Judah from that time period. But you will give evidence of this, right? I'm definitely assured that the Romans, in a recently conquered part of Rome, would definitely keep record of a man executed without crime and from an illegal trial.... right? The Romans would definitely keep that record front and center... right?I disagree, without any real evidence of His existence and not one written word or even a documented crucifixion by the Roman Empire (and the Romans kept excellent records), no historian, or anthropologist. etc. worth a damn would suggest Yeshua objectively existed.
Jesus had very few followers. If He had a lot of followers they would have protested His crucifixion and He would have been let go. But as you appear to be alluding to, dying and then showing up resurrected AND ascending to heaven? That will convert a lot of people really fast!!!Paul was writing within about 25 yrs after the crucifixion, and says he met with Peter and James, the brother of Jesus. How likely is it that a non-existent Jesus has already gained such a following within that time?