In defence of hedonism

Ah another dishonest straw man, I have actually stated the difference several times, which is that unbelief specifically mentions religion in its definition. I also never claimed there was no difference, just that they have similar meanings.

All I did was challenged your bullshit claim that “disbelief is a claim that no deity exists,” to which you made the even more absurdly stupid claim that dictionaries don’t offer definitions. Of course you can’t defend either assertion as they’re laughably wrong, hence you resorting to lies and evasion.

Sheldon
I’m not sure that’s true. Here is the dictionary definition.

disbelief

noun

  1. inability or refusal to accept that something is true or real.

There is a significant difference between disbelieving something, and claiming something is untrue. On that I agree, but disbelief and unbelief are both simply the lack or absence of belief. The only difference I’m aware of is that unbelief is defined as the specific lack of religious belief and an absence of faith.

So there is something left to say, liar liar pants on fire.

I dumbed that last bit down for you so you’d understand it, no need to thank me.There will be nothing left to discuss when either

a) It stops being hilarious watching you thrash about, with lies and evasion when the posts are there for all to see.
b) Or in the extremely unlikely event you grow some self awareness, and admit you were wrong.
c) You leave and never come back.

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