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Amir (King) Tut commented on Amir (King) Tut's blog post 'Allah; transcendental/temporal - a logical analysis'"Am not familiar with the page, normally I debate on paltalk. Yes I do try to keep my arguments original rather then going over the same old arguments. "
Atheist Exile commented on Amir (King) Tut's blog post 'Allah; transcendental/temporal - a logical analysis'"Facebook has a page where Muslims "defend" Islam against criticism. I forget the page name. Anyway, they really don't defend anything. They just team up and say "You're wrong." End of story.
However, your arguments are…"
Amir (King) Tut posted a blog postAllah; transcendental/temporal - a logical analysis
Often times when I engage in a debate with Muslims, I am told that Allah is transcendental, i.e. that he exists outside of space-time and that he is not temporal i.e. he does not exist in the physical world.If we accept this assumption, then this leads to a number of problems one of the main problems being that in the Qu'ran Allah talks about angels and souls and their interaction in fact, Dr Zakir Naik argues that humans have…See More
Robert Karp left a comment for Amir (King) Tut"Welcome to the Think Atheist community Amir! Join us in the chat on the bottom right of the screen and feel free to ask questions and get involved as much or as little as you want! Welcome again and make yourself at home!"
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- 29 year old British Pakistani, atheist agnostic. I also post on the council of ex Muslims forum under the handle King Tut.
For more about me see: http://www.councilofexmuslims.com/index.php?PHPSESSID=2483a991a27db...
- Age
- 25-30
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- Married
- Why are you here?
- I am a pretty outspoken person, often times considered offensive, so I am always looking out for a place where I can truly express myself, and meet like minded folks who are open to considering controversial subjects from an instinctual perspective.
- The religion you left
- Islam
- Why you left your religion.
- I decided to grow up, and think for myself as-opposed to having others think for me.
My atheism is based on the fact I don’t accept the scriptural definition of a god, as it carries internal and external contradictions – it is the absence of belief in the existence of deities, described by religious scriptures, and my agnosticism is based on the fact taking into consideration Kurt Godel’s incompleteness theorems one cannot prove or disprove a god which is not based on the scriptural definition of a god, and one that is free of contradiction but still nonetheless incomplete – i.e. the truth value of claims about the existence of any deity, and metaphysical claims is unknown or unknowable.
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Allah; transcendental/temporal - a logical analysis
Posted on April 27, 2012 at 11:16am 2 Comments 0 Likes
Often times when I engage in a debate with Muslims, I am told that Allah is transcendental, i.e. that he exists outside of space-time and that he is not temporal i.e. he does not exist in the physical world.
If we accept this assumption, then this leads to a number of problems one of the main problems being that in the Qu'ran Allah talks about angels and souls and their interaction in fact, Dr Zakir Naik argues that…
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- At 7:26pm on April 28, 2012,
Nessrriinn said…
hey king!!.. glad to see you here too, actually there's a couple of people you already know.. catch you later, tc!
- At 8:38am on April 27, 2012, Robert Karp said…
Welcome to the Think Atheist community Amir! Join us in the chat on the bottom right of the screen and feel free to ask questions and get involved as much or as little as you want! Welcome again and make yourself at home!
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