God belief is completely valid. IT'S A BELIEF. It purports no knowledge. Atheism, ditto, but the opposite.
Any arguments against beliefs that they should be supported by evidence is invalid. You can't demand evidence for something that is not knowledge.
This goes for both theists and atheists. It is futile to try to convince someone to discontinue his or her BELIEF. — god must be atheist
Only cataphatic metaphysics; my speculative concerns moveq on from there to ↪180 Proof. — 180 Proof
God belief is completely valid. IT'S A BELIEF. It purports no knowledge. Atheism, ditto, but the opposite.
Any arguments against beliefs that they should be supported by evidence is invalid. You can't demand evidence for something that is not knowledge.
This goes for both theists and atheists. It is futile to try to convince someone to discontinue his or her BELIEF. — god must be atheist
God belief is completely valid. IT'S A BELIEF. It purports no knowledge. Atheism, ditto, but the opposite.
Any arguments against beliefs that they should be supported by evidence is invalid. You can't demand evidence for something that is not knowledge.
This goes for both theists and atheists. It is futile to try to convince someone to discontinue his or her BELIEF. — god must be atheist
Does anyone seriously believe that a preacher in Middle Eastern antiquity supernaturally fed 5000-9000 people (in 2 rounds) with a handful of food...? — jorndoe
Do you have proof of this? — EugeneW
God belief is completely valid. IT'S A BELIEF. It purports no knowledge. Atheism, ditto, but the opposite.
Any arguments against beliefs that they should be supported by evidence is invalid. You can't demand evidence for something that is not knowledge.
This goes for both theists and atheists. It is futile to try to convince someone to discontinue his or her BELIEF. — god must be atheist
laws of nature and the basic stuff in it are clever enough to create themself? — EugeneW
Atheists have no proof. It's a fairytale, not a belief. Only theists have proof. — EugeneW
who said they needed to create themselves? This is not a valid assumption. They could have existed forever. No need for creation. — god must be atheist
In fact they are eternal. But too dumb to come into existence. — EugeneW
The only reason I mention the word "theist" is out of respect for the thread (which is about atheism). Plenty of non-religious practicing people still believe in God. Nice try though. — chiknsld
If it is not immediately evident to you that there is something going on, whilst living and breathing in a gigantic universe...then it's a safe assumption that you will probably never believe in God. — chiknsld
You've got to be kidding me. Haughtily asking for proof of God in the guise of sincere and genuine civic duty? Vladimir Putin? Gays in Saudi Arabia? You're making a mockery of atheism.
Religion does not have a monopoly on psychopathy, — chiknsld
Wouldn't it be so easy for you if everything was all natural? I mean, then you wouldn't even have to ask a theist why they believe in God right? Or for proof? But wait (here comes the justification)... — chiknsld
I was writing that finally some wise words in a quiet piece of water in a boiling ocean had arrived. Then you posted again — EugeneW
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