> I'm saying that my understanding of the world is based upon observations > Your absence of perception does not mean the evidence is absent. And what I'm say

> I'm saying that my understanding of the world is based upon observations > Your absence of perception does not mean the evidence is absent. And what I'm saying is that the absence of a "thing observed" can have multiple reasons for "not being observed" - 1) it really doesn't exist or 2) you lack the ability to observe it. If you don't have a microscope it's hard to confirm the existence of cells, and if your life has been lived in a way that you lack the "spiritual scope" and ways of thinking to perceive purpose then of course you will not observe it.