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Razorofoccam · Dec 13, 2008

TheProphetoftheWord said:

An open question?

The existence of God is a established reality; what is ypur reality, mati?
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Hoatzin · Dec 14, 2008

Occam said:

Bamboo

LOL..Well that was unexpected.
Unfortunately occam started the thread after too much bourbon
[or not enough] which often results in rhetorical statements
of little worth. [Thus the thread title]

There seems to be a big thing at the moment 'for' athiesm.
And while occam totally supports the inherent rights of others to think whatever they damn well please. It is somewhat depressing that so many seem to have abandoned rational method in the last moments of rationally rejecting ridiculous human ideas about a possible god..

To state flatly that 'there is no god'
is just as ridiculous as some bible thumper saying you or u or u will burn in hell forever for not having blind faith in some 10 times retranslated mythos.

As the existance of 'a god' is possible
But the possibillity of any human 'knowing' if such exists is not possible.
[that is, if said being is not inclined to reveal itself or is busy elsewhere]

Then the statement 'there is no god' is NOT based on ones physical abillity to know such a thing.
It is based on one WANTING to believe such.
Which is EXACTLY what atheists reject in theists. Thus they become them.

Occam
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There seem to be two kinds of atheists. Those who know that they don't know there's a god, and who do not believe in Him because they see a lack of evidence for His existence; and those who are against religion for some reason and hate belief as a consequence.

However, I don't know that atheism requires one to have NO beliefs. I thought it was the rejection of beliefs which are ONLY supported by uncertainty and/or have been effectively disproven.

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