(Ron) How about a Little Proof, Ron?

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At 06:51 PM 4/30/98 +0800, Steve  Kolb wrote:


>Ron, if you want to believe in fairies


FALLACY OF HUMOR AND RIDICULE, proving this
person is not a logical thinker.


>or God, I don't really care.  The threat comes

>from catholics and others, trying to force their views onto the rest of us,


FALLACY OF STRAWMAN, proving this person is
not a logical thinker.


>all

>without a scrap of evidence.


LIE OR IGNORANCE.


>As you said in another post, you need religion to

>feel content in life, so I understand the psychological factors that make 

>you a believer, no matter what reality is. Its all pretty basic

neuroscience....

FALLACY OF AD HOMINEM, proving this person
is not a logical thinker.


>When the World Health Organisation [sic] tried to address  family planning

in many developing

>countries, as many people there are simpy [sic] too poor to afford it

themselves, the

>Catholic Church used every conceviable [sic] means to block this.


FALLACY OF RED HERRING, proving this person
is not a logical thinker.

What the hell does this have to do with the topic
of this list, Biblical inerrancy?

Any intelligent person would oppose socialism.


>They still do.. [sic] So the

>poor stay poor, with huge families.


FALLACY OF FALSE GENERALIZATION, proving this
person is not a logical thinker.


>The world becomes even more populated, wiping

>out countless other species. 


FALLACY OF NON SEQUITUR, proving this person
is not a logical thinker.

Why would anyone imagine this is not progress?


>In my opinion the Pope should be charged with 

>evironmental [sic] degradation...  


Your opinion is worth shit about anything, as
any logical thinker can see for themselves.

Dick Jones, BA, LLB, BD, MA, JD, MD, DD
Philosopher, Physician-Attorney (retired)
http://www.iland.net/~box191/phil2.htm

"I am, in fact, in basic, but not entire, agreement 
 with Jones." --Farrell Till, as quoted from
 Subject: The Earth Shall Not Be Moved
 Date:  Fri, 24 Apr 1998 11:15:08 -0700

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