The Philosophy Now Forum

Recently divorced? He’s likely starved for a non-combative, intellectual relationship and needs a heavy dose of affirmations as an antidote … and like all pain-killers, the affirmation antidote to the perpetual invalidating he's likely experienced and that leads to divorce due to differences, carri...

“Leave it to Elon …” is a very strange idiom to choose, even for someone as awestruck as Walker. Is having a fancy car really like an important requirement, for which responsibility can safely be entrusted to Elon Musk to fulfil on our behalf? Or is Walker off his head? https://cdn.patriotpost.us/c...

Rebel : To resist or defy an authority or a generally accepted convention. (American Heritage dictionary) Some generally accepted conventions: The (the most used English word) Be (the second most used English word) Conclusion: (The Be)aver was a conventional, non-rebellious kid. (conventional, non-...

What do you tell children when they ask if the talking serpent in Eden was real? I would say yes, of course. If asked to explain, I would say to the child that because all humans now have inherent knowledge of good and evil, then the theoretical capacity of a human for the understanding of snake me...

Greatest I am wrote: ↑Sun Oct 25, 2026 1:22 am Atheist are even more honest and say that if there is a God, he better be better than the genocidal one Christians and Muslims now adore.

Accepting those assertions is another way of saying that if things are going to stay the same then something has to change.

Check this out. Science or Faith? You No Longer Have to Choose "The origins of the universe, the complexity of life, and the mystery of human consciousness raise profound questions about whether nature alone can explain creation." https://spectator.org/science-or-faith-you-no-longer-have-t...

Saying that folks should not seek spiritual refuge in the world that is Satan’s dominion doesn’t shout the message as clearly as the favoured son, as good as he was, failing to find refuge in the world. Even so, folks ignore the abstract lesson and blame God for not making everyone a comfortable Pe...

"leave it to Beaver" references something else … Nobody knows what "leave it to Beaver" meant. I suspect it was supposed to be somewhat ironic. Do you think Walker’s sycophancy for the arch-oligarch is intended ironically? 🤔 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leave_It_to_Beaver sorry...

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What do you tell children when they ask if the talking serpent in Eden was real? I would say yes, of course. If asked to explain, I would say to the child that because all humans now have inherent knowledge of good and evil, then the theoretical capacity of a human for the understanding of snake me...

Or maybe God will roast me in Hell anyway for my heartless atrocities inflicted on humanity. If "heartless atrocity," is indeed an accurate description of your actions masked as hyperbole to play the fool for God, then from a limited human perspective, which is all you've got to work with...

Greatest I am wrote: ↑Fri Oct 23, 2026 9:24 pm

Before being cursed to crawl for beguiling the Woman-child who had no inherent knowledge of good and evil, how did the subtil serpent purport to transport? These are the questions that inspire misotheists.

A Man-Child hides behind relativism as a pretense for claiming to not know good from evil, and then masks the hiding with silly questions. One would think that with the knowledge of good and evil that everyone has, courtesy of the snake/Eve/Adam conspiracy, initiated by that lowdown snake, humans w...

Leave it to Elon to have coolest car on the block.

Did anyone actually witness the demonstration? Uh huh.

Gary Childress wrote: ↑Thu Oct 22, 2026 1:55 am

According to Romans 2:14-16, reading The Holy Bible is not necessary to know The Meaning of The Holy Bible.

When the meaning is known, God's word is recognized as true, which is distinct from the rote learning of a child, or a man-child who claims to know nothing, like a babe in the woods.