Naturalism holds that the human mind developed by chance. From this scenario, it follows that our thinking may be simply the motion of atoms, and we have no reason to believe we can think rationally. Further, naturalistic arguments aimed at disputing this position must assume the very point it opposes, namely, the reality of rational thought.
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| — | Gary Habermas (via apologeticsnstuff) |
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The logical fallacies are ripe with this one. First off, oversimplification of an argument to ridiculous levels. Second,...
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alightforrevelation said:
shoot. that’s good stuff!!
