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Originally Posted by intricatic
This answer is actually circular reasoning, if you think about it.
If it is a battle of presuppositions, then each presupposition relies on the same value of assertion.
You're also begging the question;
Why does evolution rely on circular reasoning, and what support can you offer for such an assertion?
I'm not by any stretch an evolutionist, but I felt the need to point this out. Iron sharpening iron, and all that.  |
haha, good point, but I was just giving an example of what you could do. They won't necissarily turn from their ways if they see it from your perspective... I'm not even sure that they CAN see it from your perspective though. But I did say that it's a battle of preassumptions, and the point I was trying to make was for one to get them to question their preassumptions in some way. I can be articulate in arguing against my own point at times, haha
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