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I didn't say it does. But it requires faith, i.e. belief into something that is fundamentally unprovable.
by tomp 10y ago
I didn't say it does. But it requires faith, i.e. belief into something that is fundamentally unprovable.
- wastedhours 10y agoStill depending on definitions, but faith is the belief in something. Not accepting that there's anything to have belief in is something separate, and grouping a-theism with different types of theism isn't a usually accepted argument. I appreciate the angle you're taking, but the semantics of it are important.
- collyw 10y agoMany of them believe in a big bang, that came from nothing where the laws of physics don't apply, and created the universe...... (Sounds almost as crazy as religion to me).
- wastedhours 10y ago"Many" perhaps, but Atheism != scientific belief.