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yrger · 80-89, M
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Hi DocSavage, do you at all notice that you are arguing against God existing on an ad hoc* sinkhole fall, you have no logical intelligent system whatsoever.
In my case I have a rational logical intelligent system, namely:
1. I start with the fact and truth that we humans exist.
2. We did not bring outselves into existence.
3. Our parents brought us into existence.
4. Their parents brought them into existence.
5. And on and on until finally I face the fact and truth.
6. That there must exist a being that is the first cause.
7. And that being is God the permanent self-existent creator and operator of everything that is not Himself.
8. Therefore God exists and we are the evidence thereof.
*ad hoc
adverb
when necessary or needed.
"the group was constituted ad hoc"
created or done for a particular purpose as necessary.
"the discussions were on an ad hoc basis"
impromptu extempore extemporary extemporaneous
expedient
emergency
improvised
rough and ready
makeshift
make-do
cobbled together
thrown together
jury-rigged
quick and dirty
as the need arises
when necessary
Origin
Latin, literally ‘to this’.
(Google "ad hoc")
Hi DocSavage, do you at all notice that you are arguing against God existing on an ad hoc* sinkhole fall, you have no logical intelligent system whatsoever.
In my case I have a rational logical intelligent system, namely:
1. I start with the fact and truth that we humans exist.
2. We did not bring outselves into existence.
3. Our parents brought us into existence.
4. Their parents brought them into existence.
5. And on and on until finally I face the fact and truth.
6. That there must exist a being that is the first cause.
7. And that being is God the permanent self-existent creator and operator of everything that is not Himself.
8. Therefore God exists and we are the evidence thereof.
*ad hoc
adverb
when necessary or needed.
"the group was constituted ad hoc"
created or done for a particular purpose as necessary.
"the discussions were on an ad hoc basis"
impromptu extempore extemporary extemporaneous
expedient
emergency
improvised
rough and ready
makeshift
make-do
cobbled together
thrown together
jury-rigged
quick and dirty
as the need arises
when necessary
Origin
Latin, literally ‘to this’.
(Google "ad hoc")
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