Atheists and their lame arguments are turning me back to God.
Oh dear. Where do I even begin?
I (very recently) had discussions with a couple of people here on SW who, no doubt, think they're rather sophisticated when it comes to their understanding of the deeper philosophical issues, but who are nevertheless in all likelihood suffering from the Dunning-Kruger effect.
One of them seems to believe that simply because a person happens to have degrees within a certain specialised field, that therefore must mean that he or she is an expert on everything else as well, and that we should feel embarrassed to question their dogmatic assertions, while the other one seems to genuinely believe that "nothing is real", which is so obviously wrong for so many reasons that I shouldn't have to state them here (but will if someone actually asks).
I recently watched a video that I thought was superb. Note: you have to watch the WHOLE video, or at least half of it, and not just the first few minutes.
[media=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nahd3iMqTa8&t=833s]
I (very recently) had discussions with a couple of people here on SW who, no doubt, think they're rather sophisticated when it comes to their understanding of the deeper philosophical issues, but who are nevertheless in all likelihood suffering from the Dunning-Kruger effect.
One of them seems to believe that simply because a person happens to have degrees within a certain specialised field, that therefore must mean that he or she is an expert on everything else as well, and that we should feel embarrassed to question their dogmatic assertions, while the other one seems to genuinely believe that "nothing is real", which is so obviously wrong for so many reasons that I shouldn't have to state them here (but will if someone actually asks).
I recently watched a video that I thought was superb. Note: you have to watch the WHOLE video, or at least half of it, and not just the first few minutes.
[media=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nahd3iMqTa8&t=833s]
