Isn’t the only question Cecil prohibits is, “Who the hell is Cecil?”
Isn’t the only question Cecil prohibits, “Is there a Cecil?”
Since we’ve never seen Cecil, is that question the same as “Is there a god?”
Do you REALLY want to hear the opinion of this atheist about god?
Since you’re an atheist wouldn’t your answer be, “No, there isn’t a God.” ?
Do you think it might be possible it’s a little more complicated than that? A bit more complex?
Is “No, there isn’t a God” the same as “I don’t believe there is a God”?
Are you trying to start an argument?
What would that cost me?
Is $10 for a five minute argument too much? Or did you want 25 minutes for $35?
Is this an argument or just contradiction?
Isn’t your time up?
Assuming it is, then what next?
Won’t we just have to wait and see?
Wait, is this a five minute argument, or 25?
Or is it a 5-second contradiction?
If I argue with you, don’t I have to take a contrary position?
Don’t you need a reason for the contradictory position?
Mightn’t he be arguing in his spare time?
Or mightn’t he be merely contradicting in his spare time?