Evidence For Atheism
“…absence of expected evidence can indeed be evidence of absence, like the absence of any bat guano in your attic.”
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“…absence of expected evidence can indeed be evidence of absence, like the absence of any bat guano in your attic.”
“Once you stop looking for absolute certainty, you start to judge these things on their actual merit.”
“Visualising spirits, or spiritual energy, can be tremendously helpful in some circumstances (martial arts, for instance, or meditation) even if you don’t accept for a second that there’s anything really there.”
“I proceed with confidence in consistent logic on the basis of experience and precedent.”
Question: Evangelists and others often claim that “the Bible is the literal Word of God”. Putting aside whether it’s true or not, what does it actually mean? Answer: Google the quoted phrase to find lots of instances of the claim, and also lots of rejections of it. Both sides tend to confuse two possible meanings … Continue reading ““The Literal Word of God””
“…false dilemma: either the authors took wild guesses and were correct multiple times purely by chance, or they were divinely inspired and therefore granted knowledge the rest of humanity didn’t have at the time.”
“…theists may claim that anything natural with any quality to it whatsoever must have been deliberately crafted with humanity in mind.”
“My aim is make this a reference for any subsequent “origin” questions.”
The Transcendental Argument: “…the equivalent of winning at chess by knocking over all the pieces.”