> Atheist beliefs can change, and indeed would change, if verifiable proof of a diety was forthcoming. How do you know this, when many simpler things in life h

> Atheist beliefs can change, and indeed would change, if verifiable proof of a diety was forthcoming. How do you know this, when many simpler things in life have “proof”, yet many still are in denial about them? (Read: the moon landings and the Holocaust.) Stubborness is stubborness, regardless of origin of belief. Whether or not a text is considered “sacred” or not is irrelevant if people dogmatically follow what is written anyways. For the record, I consider myself agnostic. I tried being athiest in the past, and found their writings, Internet fourms, and discussion culture just as poisoned and tedious as the “born again” types I spent much of my life around. A plague on both your houses!