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“To Debate, or Not?”

From: Seth Dillingham In Response To: Top of Thread.  
Date Posted: Thursday, January 4, 2001 5:37:48 PM Replies: 3
   
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What is the point of debating moral/religous/philosophical issues with someone who appears to be utterly irrational and yet convinced of both his own righteousness and his own perfect rationality?

I have to say, that it's a pleasure to finally know of such a person through first hand experience. It gives me hope that there really are people at the opposite end of the spectrum.


Discussion Thread:
  • Re: To Debate, or Not? (by Mark Morgan at 1/4/2001)

    I bet I can guess what this is about. :) But I could be wrong. I wonder, too. Especially when someone

  • RE: To Debate, or Not? (by Donald W. Larson at 1/5/2001)

    I think the point is, that if you want to impress your views on someone, then they have the same right

  • Re: To Debate, or Not? (by Brian Carnell at 1/5/2001)

    At 04:43 PM 1/4/01 -0500, Seth wrote: >What is the point of debating moral/religous/philosophical

    • RE: To Debate, or Not? (by Seth Dillingham at 1/6/2001)

      On Friday, January 5, 2001 at 2:20 PM, Brian Carnell wrote: >To assure yourself that the person is

      • RE: To Debate, or Not? (by Donald W. Larson at 1/6/2001)

        Seth, I'm losing perspective about what you're talking about. Are you saying you're tired of going over

        • Re: To Debate, or Not? (by Mark Morgan at 1/6/2001)

          >Are you saying you're tired of going over the same argument with someone? I can't speak for Seth, but

          • Re: To Debate, or Not? (by Donald W. Larson at 1/7/2001)

            Mark, I thank you for your comprehensive clarification of your view. I can now agree with what you are

      • RE: To Debate, or Not? (by Brian Carnell at 1/8/2001)

        Seth wrote: >Yes, I agree, but then the same person brings up the same topic a few months >later,

    • Re: To Debate, or Not? (by Sean McMains at 1/7/2001)

      To assure yourself that the person is in fact irrational. Yep. I've never discussed anything with the

      • Re: To Debate, or Not? (by Mark Morgan at 1/7/2001)

        I don't know if that is what Seth means or not, Don, but it sure frustrated me. The same person participates

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