Konrad Achillis schreef op 3 oktober 2010:

Dear Bart,
Thank you for replying soon.
I understand that you are very keen on proofs.
Can you prove that death is the end of everything?
I am not interested in either your opinion or that of Hitchen, as the two of you are mere amateurs. You have limited yourselves to the pure materialistic side of life, denying the spiritual.
So, once more: proofs, of what you assert.
Konrad 

en op 4 oktober:

Dear Bart,
A friend of mine told me, that in Virginia two teens committed suicide. Without proof, what is their position now in your opinion?
Konrad 

en op 5 oktober:

Dear Bart,
As I understand some Dutch I found a most remarkable answer about "hell"
With what authority did you utter this idea?
What proof do you have - or better said: what proof exists that there is nothing like hell?
To me you behave like some doctors who won't tell their patient that he has a fatal disease.
In the long run he will felt to be deceived.
Konrad.

 

Reactie:

Dear Konrad,

It’s all about evidence, which determines the plausibility of statements. My entire website is dedicated to showing why atheism is more plausible than theism. If you disagree, you should criticize my arguments, not merely stating I’m wrong.

I have devoted a complete article (in Dutch) showing why there is no such thing as a soul. This also evaporates the problem of hell: there is no soul which could spent eternity in there. When one dies, it’s all over: dust thou art, and unto dust shalt thou return (Gen. 3:19).

With kind regards,

Bart Klink
 

 

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I do not pretend to be able to prove that there is no God. I equally cannot prove that Satan is a fiction. The Christian god may exist; so may the gods of Olympus, or of ancient Egypt, or of Babylon. But no one of these hypotheses is more probable than any other: they lie outside the region of even probable knowledge, and therefore there is no reason to consider any of them.

~ Bertrand Russell

Konrad Achillis schreef op 3 oktober 2010:

Dear Bart,
Thank you for replying soon.
I understand that you are very keen on proofs.
Can you prove that death is the end of everything?
I am not interested in either your opinion or that of Hitchen, as the two of you are mere amateurs. You have limited yourselves to the pure materialistic side of life, denying the spiritual.
So, once more: proofs, of what you assert.
Konrad 

en op 4 oktober:

Dear Bart,
A friend of mine told me, that in Virginia two teens committed suicide. Without proof, what is their position now in your opinion?
Konrad 

en op 5 oktober:

Dear Bart,
As I understand some Dutch I found a most remarkable answer about "hell"
With what authority did you utter this idea?
What proof do you have - or better said: what proof exists that there is nothing like hell?
To me you behave like some doctors who won't tell their patient that he has a fatal disease.
In the long run he will felt to be deceived.
Konrad.

 

Reactie:

Dear Konrad,

It’s all about evidence, which determines the plausibility of statements. My entire website is dedicated to showing why atheism is more plausible than theism. If you disagree, you should criticize my arguments, not merely stating I’m wrong.

I have devoted a complete article (in Dutch) showing why there is no such thing as a soul. This also evaporates the problem of hell: there is no soul which could spent eternity in there. When one dies, it’s all over: dust thou art, and unto dust shalt thou return (Gen. 3:19).

With kind regards,

Bart Klink
 

Wie zijn er online?

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Ramsey NasrRamsey Nasr, dichter de vaderlands.

Citaat

I do not pretend to be able to prove that there is no God. I equally cannot prove that Satan is a fiction. The Christian god may exist; so may the gods of Olympus, or of ancient Egypt, or of Babylon. But no one of these hypotheses is more probable than any other: they lie outside the region of even probable knowledge, and therefore there is no reason to consider any of them.

~ Bertrand Russell