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(I think mbubb might have been responding to the common usage of the word atheism, which is a conclusion that "There is no God.") If one can't prove that God d
by ekanes 17y ago
(I think mbubb might have been responding to the common usage of the word atheism, which is a conclusion that "There is no God.")
If one can't prove that God does not exist, then Being Certain (without proof) therefore requires faith.
- ThomPete 17y agoAgain it's pure polemic rhetoric. By this thinking you are basically saying that by dismissing any superstitious belief you are religious. So if you dismiss Santa Claus even though we can't know for sure whether he exist then you are being religious. So those who are told to only have one god and one belief system are daily breaking the very laws they try to uphold. Not believing in the existence of god have nothing to do with being fundamental religious. It's a weak and sad attempt to divert the argument. We all believe in something, the difference is what we believe in and why. THAT is the question.