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There’s no point debating with bpg or engaging. There’s no good faith in debate with him. Everything is a tactic to try and find some gotcha which shows he’s right. Answer his questions and you get endless repeats of the same question, no matter if you have answered it or not, and claims that you can’t answer it or are stumped by it. Refusing to watch endless propaganda videos and refute the claims presented is another ‘win’, followed by guffaws and arrogant triumph because it cannot be that you are just bored with it, it must mean you aren’t able to refute. He starts with his conclusion and uses your answers to demonstrate his pre-ordained conclusion, without even thinking about what is said. It’s not an attempt to understand the other side, as such a discussion should be, but to make himself feel secure.

There’s no point with it, because bpg has all the answers, so there is no chance of convincing bpg he is wrong on any point, even small. I don’t expect bpg or anyone to reject faith based on my arguments, but there’s not even an inkling of curiority or understanding as to how atheists or agnostics may form their worldviews. We just have to be rebelling against God because of our hatred of it, and unable to form our own moral codes based off other factors.

Why waste time with the pigeon who wants to knock over the chess pieces and say that he’s won all the time?