> The issue I take is with the equivocation they have made. Believing in Santa Claus and believing in a divine entity are two drastically different things. Why

> The issue I take is with the equivocation they have made. Believing in Santa Claus and believing in a divine entity are two drastically different things. Why? The only major difference I can see is that Santa Claus is explicitly understood as a made-up story, whereas Gods are believed in by others. So there's social proof on the side of God, but in terms of tangible evidence they don't seem any different.