I don't believe in The Devil

@Mathers don't believe what others say. Believe what you feel

I believe truth and facts not feelings@Axeroberts

@Mathers

@Mathers one man's facts are another's lies. Who knows the real truth.

Certainly not @Mathers! 😆
@Axeroberts

So you appeal to the authority of an internet mere to try to undermine the authority of one of Britain’s greatest scholars. Do you realise how foolish that makes you look to anyone of intelligence! @LordShadowfire

@Mathers Wow. Do you get brain cramps from your mental gymnastics?

Nope. I just think with my brain not with my bum @LordShadowfire

@Mathers

What you are saying is you can’t think for yourself@LordShadowfire

@Mathers

Too bad buddy. Put it in the right context! 😀@LordShadowfire

@Mathers Oh, nice. Editing your insult after I respond to make me look bad.

What I am saying is you worship C.S. Lewis as if he were infallible.

You don’t know what a logical fallacy is. Sorry but you are just showing your ignorance now to anyone with sense. Go and clear your brain out and do some serious reading. Read the Srewtape Letters@LordShadowfire

@Mathers

You’re running out of ideas man. Go away and read a book. @LordShadowfire

@Mathers You only have so many logical fallacies in your little bag of bullshit.

Go back to praying at your little altar to CS Lewis.

@Mathers oh boy here we go again? Constant ad hominems and no good arguments.

@Mathers C.S. Lewis was a great writer but a lousy philosopher. Mere Christianity is an embarrassment. I think most of the people who like it hold affectionate feelings because they loved The Chronicles of Narnia when they were kids. And Lewis' Trilemma is ludicrous.

J.R.R. Tolkien was a close friend of Lewis as they were both members of a club, the Inklings, when they were at Oxford. When Lewis converted to Christianity, Tolkien was disappointed that he chose the Church of England over Catholicism, as Tolkien was Catholic.

Ever thought it might be you who knows nothing about philosophy? The fact was that Mere Christianity had its Genesis in a series of radio broadcasts Lewis gave to the people of Britain and around the world which were widely acclaimed. They are of course an embarrassment to pseudo-intellectuals like yourself who kid yourselves you are above reason. Interestingly great scientists with great minds like Francis Collins and John Lennox say differently. But no doubt they don’t compare with your mighty intellect!
@LeopoldBloom

@LeopoldBloom I don't think you're going to get anywhere with @Mathers. He prays every night to CS Lewis.

You do make yourself sound very foolish indeed @LordShadowfire

@Mathers Well, you've made it clear you think he's perfect. I can only assume that means you worship him.

You are so ridiculous. Where did I say CS Lewis was perfect? You are a completely ridiculous as any form of thought. You don’t deserve any form of serious discussion@LordShadowfire

@Mathers I'm aware that Lewis was popular. That doesn't make him right. By that standard, you should be reading the works of Kanye West, because he's very popular too.

Lewis' Trilemma is deficient because it ignores other options that are just as logical. Since Jesus never wrote anything himself, we can't just say he was either crazy, or lying, or telling the truth. We also have to include the possibilities that the people who wrote about him were crazy, or lying, or telling the truth. Assuming that everything written about Jesus is automatically and unquestionably accurate is unwarranted, and your acceptance of that shows your inability to think critically.