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The Iron Man Fallacy
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i think this is a good fallacy to keep in mind with religious people:
"you're building an iron man argument for your religious beliefs. If you're religion really derives all power from that book, you shouldn't claim or build arguments for it that aren't even written in there. What ought to have been written is not the same as what WAS written."
"you're building an iron man argument for your religious beliefs. If you're religion really derives all power from that book, you shouldn't claim or build arguments for it that aren't even written in there. What ought to have been written is not the same as what WAS written."
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