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Ill_Sound621 t1_j2pwtv3 wrote

It's the same. Wording differently but the same results.

>infinite loss if wrong (hell).

>naturalism (if correct) entails infinite loss

You would only are changing the rows.

Also si wrong. Because naturalism doesn't entails infinite lose. But that is one of the other mistakes that You Made.

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_Zirath_ OP t1_j2pxly4 wrote

Not the same premises or conclusion, but you still think they're the same argument. Haha ok. I'll just refer you over to the other more interesting comment thread I had on this.

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Ill_Sound621 t1_j2pxv09 wrote

I'm more interesting in knowing if You realise that You never talk about Theism here???.

Have someone told You that???

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_Zirath_ OP t1_j2pylqr wrote

This argument only posits theism as an example of a potential alternative and really doesn't care about the truth or falsity of theism. Like I said, I'll just refer you elsewhere in this thread because you just don't seem to understand:

https://www.reddit.com/r/philosophy/comments/100zfxn/atheistic_naturalism_does_not_offer_any_longterm/j2lln47/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=ios_app&utm_name=iossmf&context=3

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Ill_Sound621 t1_j2pyyg4 wrote

But You based your definition of naturalism by using this (false) definition of theism. The minus infinite stuff and all that jazz.

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