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Atheists still waiting for proof that God exists [View all]
We aren't holding our breath
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Because if you can't, there may be another thing to consider than an eternal, infinite universe.
rug
Oct 2016
#39
What's rational about assuming that possibility exists without evidence to support that assumption.
cleanhippie
Oct 2016
#76
You find that it is good to worship a being that would destroy all of mankind except eight people??
Angry Dragon
Oct 2016
#163
For starters, the question is whether it's rational to consider the existence of God.
rug
Oct 2016
#165
It says so in the Bible ........... god created the tree of knowledge .............. good and evil
Angry Dragon
Oct 2016
#168
the ball should be in the court of those claiming the existence of god or gods
rurallib
Oct 2016
#26
Some would say that if the exsistence of god could be proven then there would be no need for faith
Angry Dragon
Oct 2016
#164
I really can't imagine what you think you are asking for, but I suspect only silly responses
struggle4progress
Oct 2016
#5
That is certainly a clear indication of some problem. But can you find the actual problem?
struggle4progress
Oct 2016
#27
That is certainly a clear indication of some problem. But can you find the actual problem?
struggle4progress
Oct 2016
#34
I should not want to deprive you of the pleasure of thinking it through yourself,
struggle4progress
Oct 2016
#54
There's not much benefit to me in explaining what I think we might learn from Rosser's argument,
struggle4progress
Oct 2016
#105
Is it that you don't accept the law of the excluded middle, that you don't accept
struggle4progress
Oct 2016
#108
That is certainly a clear indication of some problem. But can you find the actual problem?
struggle4progress
Oct 2016
#114
That is certainly a clear indication of some problem. But can you find the actual problem?
struggle4progress
Oct 2016
#104
There are many professed athiests who became believers. Their stories might give you
jonno99
Oct 2016
#23
That answer seems to be a bit of a cop-out - or do you think that your attitude is unique?
jonno99
Oct 2016
#33
Considering the evidence for a god existing has been all but completely eroded
Lordquinton
Oct 2016
#37
Make sure you my offering to your list: there have been many atheists who once thought as you do -
jonno99
Oct 2016
#145
I offered an answer to your question. You can spend your days howling "there is no proof",
jonno99
Oct 2016
#153
Good logicians typically enjoy unpacking arguments to understand what assumptions are involved,
struggle4progress
Oct 2016
#158
... Morgenstern recorded in his diary entry for 29 August 1970, that Gödel would not publish because
struggle4progress
Oct 2016
#161