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Post by FilmFlaneur on Aug 10, 2018 13:18:34 GMT
you still do not understand what you're talking about. You saw the words "nature" and "religion" in the same paragraph and decided there must be some "fallacy." Red flag that. We both know you only have to see the word religion in a paragraph to decide it must contain a fallacy. Religion has nothing to do with it (even though you first asked people to check out your site to see your vague definitions of god). As the emphases in my last replied showed, the fallacy found was in asserting that nature was essential in establishing ethics, i.e. where your words were just a variant of the idea that "something is natural; therefore, it is morally acceptable" or it must be a guide for ethics. So, QED again. I still hope this helps. But it won't, since you are not accepting the obvious. Then please show where I have entertained the naturalistic fallacy in my arguments. I shan't hold my breath. Yet as a rule, one often discovers them in your arguments, Arlon LOL. 'Winning' and 'losing' are your terms of reference for this sort of discussion not mine. I commonly, and I think more realistically, see the disputations on this board at most leading to the impression, on balance, of one side being likely more correct than another. But, whatever.
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