@Lion_IRC In quotations preceded by "so you agree" -p1- followed by "IS FALSE."
You can't be this stupid. I mean you can be.
If you this the premise is true, please tell me at what time your god was caused into existence.
@Lion_IRC Ok so then we are in agreement that:
"IF a possibility cannot actualize itself, then it MUST be actualized by something else."
Is FALSE. Because it MUSTN'T given the reality UNCAUSED things.
RIGHT?
@Lion_IRC Those are not analogous conditionals even close to the form of the OP.
An analog would be something like "If food X doesn't itself taste like vanilla, then somwthing else will make it taste like vanilla."
Obviously this is false, because vanilla is not exhaustive on flavor /
@Lion_IRC You dont even accept universal causation. Unless you can tell me what caused your god to start existing.
Simple mistakes like this make your attempt at mockery, well, pitiful. But another good indicator as to why these arguments for a god ought not be taken seriously.
@Lion_IRC "If X is not caused by itself then it is caused by somwthing else" - that is universal causation.
More options, like uncaused, that make the premise false.
When a premise divides everything into 2 categories, but there are more than 2 categories, then the premise is false.
@Lion_IRC these arguments are really, really, bad and wouldn't make it past first day community college remedial philosophy.
And I've explained this to this kid on more than one occasion already.
When I just say "P1 is false," that's already more of a response than this drivel deserves.
@Lion_IRC I always elaborate when asked.
P1 invokes universal causation or PSR, which is famously false.
P2 invokes universal agent causation, which is just philosophically bankrupt.
P3 says self actualization is impossible, which rules out any action a god might partake in.
I mean, /