Kalam Cosmological Argument: Modern Science confirms an Ancient Christian Truth.

[Paleophyte]

He uses the Cass report a biased cherrypicked study written by people with links to transphobic  organizations and persons including people who advocate for conversation therapy and a study that has been condemned by various health organizations

Impressive how little they actually found fault with then. Probably had to frame their bigotry with a lot of weaslespeak.

[jerry mcmasters]

I wonder if people like Xavier ever, instead of obsessing about Kalam, infinite regress, complex proofs and apologetics, etc., just prays and wonders if anyone is on the other line. Like do you feel like someone's listening, or do you get some kind of sensation, stuff like that. Like how do you know it's not just your imagination, how do you know you're not just generating what you think is an "outside voice." Just musing.

[SYZ]

I wonder if people like Xavier ever, instead of obsessing about Kalam, infinite regress, complex proofs and apologetics, etc., just prays and wonders if anyone is on the other line.  Like do you feel like someone's listening, or do you get some kind of sensation, stuff like that.  Like how do you know it's not just your imagination, how do you know you're not just generating what you think is an "outside voice."  Just musing.

Xavier is delusional...

Characterised by or holding false beliefs or judgements about
external reality that are held despite incontrovertible evidence
to the contrary, typically as a symptom of a mental condition.

[Thumpalumpacus]

I wonder if people like Xavier ever, instead of obsessing about Kalam, infinite regress, complex proofs and apologetics, etc., just prays and wonders if anyone is on the other line.  Like do you feel like someone's listening, or do you get some kind of sensation, stuff like that.  Like how do you know it's not just your imagination, how do you know you're not just generating what you think is an "outside voice."  Just musing.

In The Stand. from Stephen King, after the superflu wipes out most of New York, Larry escorts Rita through Manhattan to the Lincoln tunnel, and hears some other survivor, perhaps driven mad by events, wandering around shouting about monsters. Larry comes to think of him as the "Monster-Shouter".

In the same way, I think of Nishant, and many other recidivist Christian trolls I've seen over the years, as "monster-shouters". Not because their warnings are useful concerning monsters, but because their warnings are useful in identifying themselves as monsters of one sort or the other.

[brewerb]

Golden ticket death grip.

I do wonder if he(?) confesses the avtivities here to a priest with total honesty.