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This seems like a fundamentally different question to me. Belief in a god explicitly depends on the unseen. You can't really even evaluate the personhood or lac
by TulliusCicero 4y ago
This seems like a fundamentally different question to me. Belief in a god explicitly depends on the unseen. You can't really even evaluate the personhood or lack thereof, there's nothing tangible to test.
If a god showed in in-person to whoever asked, easy peasy, then it'd be a different story.