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The last two installments of this series have seen some pretty heavy problems. So, this week I'd like to lighten the mood. The problem below calls for selfmate in two, and it was composed by me! It was published in the May 2014 issue of The Problemist.
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I have been shamefully derelict in my Sunday Chess Problem responsibilities. But that ends now! To get us back into the swing of things, I have selected one of my own. The following diagram calls for selfmate in five:
This was published in the June 1992 issue of the British Chess Magazine.…
It's time to take a break from helpmates and return to selfmates. This week's problem was composed by Andrey Selivanov in 2014. The stipulation is selfmate in three:
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I would be that some creationists would believe a significant portion of those.
I would bet (Just had two 'hurricanes' with dinner).
I ran into this a while back when Reginald Finley featured it on his Infidel Guy podcast. Back then I thought they could all be reduced down to proof # 20
I stand by that. ;-)
Only argument #24 has any probative force.
I prefer# 30. More stringent.
I got a copy of John Paulos' book "Irreligion" in which the author goes through all the usual proofs of a skyfairy. It's not a large book at all - absolutely all arguments for a deity are ignorant and fallacious (and hence the need to indoctrinate children before they have a chance to learn to think).