/soy/ - Soyjaks

Nobody cares, convert to Judaism

Kys cuckjeet

a lot of misconceptions about christianity in this obvious bait

ya looser they know

Pagan faggots lost only wignat larpers follow it

>>14033317 (OP)
>>14033336
Can you religiouscucks please fuck off back to /pol/ and stop shitting up the board with your snca shit flinging?

holy LARP faggot go back to jacking off to anime girls

just wanna say that OP is probably a retard jeet nigger

Yes saaaaaaaar scientist in dehli proved that eating cow poo makes your iq gooder saaaaar

YES saaaaaaaar scientist in dehli proved that eating cow poo makes your iq gooder saaaaar

wordswordswords Christianity won

reddit won

>Every single argument for Christianity is a logical fallacy.
>>1. Circular reasoning – It claims the Bible is true because it’s the word of God, and we know it’s the word of God because the Bible says so.
>>2. Appeal to authority – It demands belief because ancient men or divine figures said so, not because evidence supports it.
>>3. False dichotomy – It frames reality as “believe or burn,” ignoring infinite other explanations for existence and morality.
>>4. Ad hoc reasoning – Every failed prophecy or moral contradiction is explained away with “God works in mysterious ways.”
>>5. Strawman – It reduces non-believers to “rebels against God” instead of people who simply see no evidence.
>>6. Appeal to emotion – It manipulates fear of hell and desire for eternal love to override critical thought.
>>7. Post hoc fallacy – It assumes good events are “blessings” and bad ones are “tests” without causal proof.
>>8. Slippery slope – It warns that without faith society will collapse into chaos, ignoring secular stability and progress.
>>9. No true Scotsman – It excuses every Christian atrocity by saying “they weren’t real Christians.”
>>10. Begging the question – It assumes sin and salvation are real just to prove the need for Christ.
>>11. Tu quoque – It deflects criticism by pointing to the sins of atheists or other belief systems.
>>12. Appeal to ignorance – It treats gaps in science or understanding as evidence of God.
>>13. Loaded question – It asks “why do you hate God?” presuming God exists and is hateable.
>>14. Bandwagon fallacy – It implies truth through popularity: billions believe, therefore it must be true.
>>15. Appeal to tradition – It insists Christianity is true because it’s old, not because it’s rational.

Y u baitin mi

>>14034050
failquote

reddit-tier arguments