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Evidence in what regard? Evidence to validate the proclaimed truth behind religion?
by linsistine 8y ago
Evidence in what regard? Evidence to validate the proclaimed truth behind religion?
- tw04 8y agoEvidence to prove the Bible isn't an entirely fictional work with very little basis in fact. Portions of which can be used to assist in developing a solid moral compass, but historically has been used to justify atrocities rather than elevate mankind.
- linsistine 8y agoWell it's hard to convince anyone of the validity of religion because it is faith-based. I am a religious person because it gives me peace and strength, and in an odd way makes sense to ME. My personal experiences validate it, but of course this is not universal and hard to communicate to someone. But, the belief in a Higher Power, a God, a Creator of some sort, is rooted in using logic. That is something that I don't understand how someone can deny.
- z3t4 8y agoA win in the startup lottery maybe. But I would probably claim it's due to my own skill of being at the right place of the right time.
- lucozade 8y agoProbably for the existence of God. God's existence, if He were to have a reasonable fraction of the attributes ascribed to him, would be trivially provable to the most hardened atheist. The fact that that hasn't happened, with no clear reason why not, is quite tricky for a lot of sceptics to get passed.