Vox Day - Where Did I Say I Was Finished?
Submitted by Anonymous on July 9, 2008 - 5:13pm.
Just had to post this so that everybody knows that I am not finished with chapter 4, nor did I saw I was. I found that there was enough material to cut it into 2 posts, and not wanting to make it too long, decided to dissect the foundation of chapter 4--the immorality of atheists, or lack of definable morality--before delving into the specifics.
Geez Vox, you shouldn't be so hasty to jump to conclusions.
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Non sequitur
Vox vs Kelly...blah blah...God vs um...not God? again... blah. It is simply amazing how little I care about the 'debate' when presented with the image of the most lovely looking Kelly. Now before this gets TOO creepy... glad you're following through with the critique.
Full TIA Rebuttle
What ever happened to your chapter by chapter rebuttal of Vox Day's The Irrational Atheist? It seems there hasn't been anything written since Chapter 4.
Difranco wrote:What ever
We're hoping she's able to get back to it at somepoint. Blogging and Vox dissections have been put on hold while tending to real life.
The new revised version of "Imagine No Superstition" by Dr. Stephen Uhl is available under the name "Out of Gods Closet" on his website. Dr. Uhl is an Ex-Priest who has a long time relationship with the RRS including multiple appearances.
Clock's ticking...
Tending to real life is hard work, apparently. Five and one-half months and counting.
Good thing your lack of a response isn't because you had nothing but inept arguments against Vox's points. Now that would be embarrassing.
yep, embarassing
Figured y'all for honorable folks who didn't back down from a challenge.
Well, you'll have plenty of time to explain yourselves on judgement day. God'll give you all the time you need.
Real Life
I don't think it's an indictment on the quality of her arguments that she hasn't posted for ~ 6 months. She could be a lawyer, a doctor, a mother, a shift-worker who gets very little sleep, in hospital... anything.
Maybe it doesn't figure high on her list of to-dos.
I'd be happy to take over, but I just don't want to fork out the cash for Vox's book. From what I've already read of his writing (he enjoys his ad hominem), it's not worth paying for.