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TopicDoes anyone still unironically advocate atheism?
Dash_Harber
07/28/17 2:40:41 AM
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Volkswagen_Bros posted...
Now saying "There isn't sufficient proof of God's existence" makes more sense because the Universe, as massive and expanding as it is, isn't and probably might never be 100% explored.


That's not really fair, though. All claims that exist without any evidence are not, "lacking sufficient evidence". If I claim something insane, like that the ancient pyramids were built by time traveling New Yorker's who had been enslaved by inter-dimensional lizard people, you would say "there is no evidence of that" because the claim lacks evidence.

As for Christianity, it inherently can't have any proof. The concepts of faith and proof are mutually exclusive. You can either have one or the other. Faith, by definition, means believing in something without faith. So there actually is 'no evidence of God'.

That being said, I agree that calling a god, "a magic sky man" is asinine and hurts his cause more than it helps it.
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