(Ron) By his carnage he is known. (another example of the
death of 1000 qualifications)
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Sun, 31 May 1998 23:25:54 (00896675154, 3.0.5.16.19980531232554.1327022a@205.242.230.4)
At 10:03 PM 5/31/98 -0400, Michael Koller wrote:
>Why do I get the impression that nothing would convince Ron.
FALLACY OF AD HOMINEM.
>It seems that
>he wishes to kill this theory of his by qualifying it over and over as more
>evidence is piled up it.
FALLACY OF EMOTIVE LANGUAGE and false.
>Ron, there is nothing in Hitler's writings to
>suggest that he was an atheist, but there is more than sufficient evidence
>to indicate that he was a theist, deluded as he may have been.
FALSE. Indicates a lack of knowledge as to what
evidence is, and FALLACY OF FALSE DILEMMA. Hitler
was a well-known pagan who employed fortune-tellers
and diviners. He seemed to believe in a variety of
Nordic gods for a while, such as Thor.
>Hitler
>certainly was not the first theist to evoke religious symbolism to justify
>his atrocities, and he's not likely to be the last.
FALLACY OF DISTRACTION and FALLACY OF RED HERRING
and FALSE.
>But let's suppose for the sake of an argument, it was conceded that Hitler
>was an atheist.
FALLACY OF STRAWMAN. No one suggested Hitler was
an atheist.
>Exactly how do you go about establishing cause and effect
>between his lack of belief and his actions? What evidence can you propose
>that would lead one to conclude that such a relationship exists? Who,
>knows, maybe us atheists will use the same (IL)logic as theists and claim
>that Hitler wasn't a real atheist!!
MINDLESS SPECULATION!!
>BTW, I recently concluded an online debate where a Christian was asserting
>that (1) Hitler was an atheist; and (2) because of that, he committed his
>atrocities. After posting about 300 lines of quotes by Hitler and his
>henchmen regarding Hitlers [sic] beliefs and motivations, this Christian
ran away
>from the debate and in typical religionist fashion refused to admit he was
>wrong.
MEANINGLESS TRIVIA AND DRIVEL. FALLACY OF DISTRACTION.
FALLACY OF AD HOMINEM.
>If Till is willing to permit the lengthy post, I'll be glad to do the same
>for Ron who [sic] I am confident will not admit he is wrong; but I'll
enjoy seeing
>his assertions shot down all the same.
NOISE.
We can understand why this [atheist] "ran away from the
debate and in typical [atheist] fashion refused to admit he was
wrong. How long will this Fool hang around this time, before
he gives up on his silliness?
Dick Jones