@reasoning logic,
Quote:Ok let me see if I understand you correctly, You seem to be suggesting that there is no way that atheist and theist could tell if a person is in a make believe world or not. What if this person believes he is a spaghetti monster? are you still suggesting that we have no system for determining whether this person is the spaghetti monster or not? So you are saying that atheist and theist have no common way of detecting if someone is Jesus or not?
What I am saying is people are either logical mostly, or Illogical mostly...It does not matter if you theist, agnostic, or atheist...Or anything else....
If people are mostly logical then they are, and If people are mostly illogical then they are....The same hold true for a theist, agnostic, or atheist....
Can they change from being logical to not? Yes....and Can they change from being illogical to logical... yes, But that is a different argument....
Most times the sides will disagree, and this argument is moot...Because one side is not really being Illogical and the other being logical, and flipped around at times....They just disagree, And the logic/illogical, is in the eye of the beholder....So what most atheists feel theists are illogical about, theists think they are logical about....And vice versa for what theists think about atheists....
So I do not believe there will ever be a way to demonstrate that both sides think that a person can be logical or illogical....
If there is a person who seems to be logical from both sides...Then chances are this person is not on the side of either of the 2, and just makes his points with both sides, and could be illogical by posting something wrong from time to time....
If both sides agree that someone is illogical, or out there, Regardless of what they believe....Then it stands to be, that this person is not logical....And thinks illogically a very high amount of the time...And may sometimes say thinks that are logical....But really is never thinking logical at all...
And because the sides are so Polar opposite, I do not see how there can be a demonstatible way to prove from both sides, that one is logical from both sides....Or that a person is illogical from both sides....
If it happens then they are probably neither atheist, or theist, and if they seem to be illogical from both sides, then it stands to be, they really never are thinking logical a very high amount of time...
It is all in the eye of the Beholder as to what being logical or illogical really is...
Since that is the case...How could anyone demonstrate a way to "prove" it? Or "prove" otherwise??