hume's argument of miracles?

transcendental theory
Molinism?
trasury of merit?
the chinese room argument
modernism dogmas?
provinient grace
material heressy
Dysteleology
argument from poor design, Argument oskudna dizajna
argument from incredulity? dawkins

high and low context of the biblical world!

Tautologies

impiricisim

ex nihilo

Pascals wager- black and white fallacy? but whos to say you cant find the true one?

Ontological arguments plantiga, decart, doffrent types,

st. Ansel started from the concept of a greatest conceivable being from the fact
that everybody can understand the concept
from the fact that the notion is intelligible
Plantiga. modern formulations of the ontological argument motivate a possibility
premise they start from the concept of a maximally great being and then infer its
possibility from its supposed coherence from which they then infer its actuality by
exercising modal logic
Anselm's ontologickal argumetn?

Determinism vs Free Will

Chrislam - christianity that's too traditional on moral questions

Argument from materialistic worldview appealing emotion, borrowing the worldview to

show nature of evil (childrens hospital)

digital physics argument quantum entalgament

argument from consuissnes
pistis faith
statism

God of the gaps

Eutifronova dilema, Euthyphro dilemma

?Logick?
equivacation
red harring
straw man

yeah you nailed it, i can feel this energy of i gotcha, i win, almost salivating
for showing off their wits or sum

dualism of presuspostion of naturalism, laws of logick, matemathics, morals

science often gets pointed to as the best of all these it is that the scientific
methods are the single most consistently reliable way we have of
understanding the universe but science doesn't make proclamations about truth it
creates probabilistic models based on what we understand it explains things in
terms of other things that we understand

In fact, many have only accepted the Church conditionally,

with some of the conditions being what they thought to be overlap between their
moral views and those of the Faith.

"When you are really instructed in the Divine Scriptures, and have realized that
its laws and testimonies are the bonds of truth, then you can contend with
adversaries;
then you will fetter them and lead them bound into captivity;
then of the foes you have made captive you will make freemen of God." - St Jerome,
letter to Fabiola

Catholicism is not some alternative theological system to Islam which should be

chosen on account of some perceived moral liberalism in comparison to Islam -
Catholicism is, simply, true.

Our Faith is true because Christ is God the Son, sent by God the Father, who became
enfleshed when He by the Holy Spirit was conceived of the womb of the Virgin Mary,
suffered death for us, liberated the righteous of Sheol, was resurrected from
death, and sits in judgment and mercy, as the God-man,
in heaven - and this all in accordance with thousands of years of Israelite
scripture, spoken, and written by the Lord,
the Holy Spirit - evidenced by the marks of the Church, namely that She is One,
Holy, Catholic, and Apostolic,
and that even today the resurrection is continuously proven to mankind in the
sacraments, given to us out of the mercy and justice of God, that His elect sinners
might die to themselves and be reborn by these established ordinary means of grace
- that the identity of the sacramental
priesthood of Christ and of the teachings of its Magisterium are evident from the
writings of the followers of the Holy Apostles

I didn't become Catholic because I found myself in disgust at Islam - I became

Catholic because our Eucharistic Lord revealed Himself to me in the flesh,
in front of my eyes, and in Him I saw in front of me the object of all my pursuits
as a muslim in Islam - the God of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob was there,
calling me towards communion with Him in His Church, and so necessarily away from
Islam simply because the sacraments are not found in it.

theology for the right reason - that is, not for the sake of winning arguments to
boost your ego or respond
to irritating internet people that are addicted to debating, but theology as 'faith
seeking understanding'.

The preservation of leonine doctrine on the relation between church and state
(including the Church as a coercive authority) in the 2nd vatican council,
according to the relationes for dignitatis humanae
On baptism of desire in the tradition
The primacy of scripture in revelation, over the traditions of the church
the photian schism
the trinitarian theology of basil the great
the proper relation of Christianity to judaism and to islam
Some aspects of traditional catholic moral theology
some other topics

it almost seems there is an infection in Church in secular ways of relatin to one

another, rather loving one another as brothers and sisters in christ