You are merely blabbering with ignorance.godelian wrote: ↑Mon Dec 30, 2024 5:15 amYou did not add anything new to a discussion that has been going on for millennia already.Veritas Aequitas wrote: ↑Mon Dec 30, 2024 4:48 am I have raised >300 threads dealing with philosophical-realism vs philosophical-antirealism [in various forms especially morality] in this forum
Compare merely on a few statements from you on the subject [which is nothing] to the >300 threads I have raised [at least something reasonable].
Your views on realism vs antirealism is so kindergartenish.
Show me with references that you have any valid counter to the points I have raised.
Are you aware Kant [which I had adopted] had reconciled realism with antirealism with his critical philosophy.
ChatGpt Wrote:
Conclusion
Kant’s philosophy does reconcile realism and anti-realism by combining their strengths into a critical framework. His empirical realism ensures that we can engage with the world meaningfully and objectively, while transcendental idealism reminds us of the limits of our cognitive reach. This synthesis is central to the enduring relevance of Kant’s philosophy and its capacity to navigate tensions between competing metaphysical perspectives.
My views are based on what is conformed what is rationality as accepted generally:You do not get to define who is rational and who is not, especially not when you are yourself clearly lacking in rationality.Veritas Aequitas wrote: ↑Mon Dec 30, 2024 4:48 am So, to all people who are reasonably rational overall, all moral codes are man-made.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rationality
"Rationality is the quality of being guided by or based on reason."
And I have provided sufficient reason based on Kantian critical philosophy to support my views.
Criticisms of religions and theisms by the nons has been going on for eons.Nobody cares about what you personally think about the "moral codes" of any religion. Since you are not member of the religion, your criticism is not even deemed constructive. You must be either very naive or possess really low intellectual abilities to believe that the follower of any particular religion is even remotely interested in what you believe about his religion.Veritas Aequitas wrote: ↑Mon Dec 30, 2024 4:48 am Unfortunately for humanity, the overall supposedly "moral codes" of the religion of peace which is man-made are effectively evil-laden with the potential to wipe off the human species in the future.
I am not a Hindu. Imagine that I went around criticizing Hinduism to people who happen to be Hindu. Expecting any reaction that is different from them telling me to fuck off, would be naive, unrealistic, and in fact, outright stupid. Therefore, I keep asking you the same question, over and over again: Are you truly an idiot or do you just pretend to be one?
Note the deceptive criticisms by your God and its believers on other religions as filthy.
I have provided supported evidences e.g. Q5:33 within the covenant of believers with God.
The Criticalness of the Covenant in Islam
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What counters do you have on the above claim.
Whatever you want to condemn, what counts are valid arguments, so far you have not provided any.