If God were real, you wouldn’t need a book

[Into the Night]

"Evidence it remains."

Yes, by your standards for evidence and belief, the existence of anything can prove the existence of anything else, which is to say there is no true evidence, only blind faith due to brainwashing and superstition.

True Scotsman fallacy. Redefinition fallacy. Attempted proof in open functional system. Denial of logic and the proof of identy. Buzzword fallacies.

Evidence is not a proof, Void.

Go learn English.

 

[ZenMode]

True Scotsman fallacy. Redefinition fallacy. Attempted proof in open functional system. Denial of logic and the proof of identy. Buzzword fallacies.

Evidence is not a proof, Void.

Go learn English.

Okay... The existence of stuff is evidence of an all-powerful, all-knowing being existing somewhere.

 

[Margot]

What evidence is there that is objective and not based on your already existing faith that a God exists?

If you take away the fact that you already believe in a God, what objective reason is there to believe that any God created the universe, you, me and everything else in it?

Have you seen your God? Has your God spoken to you, emailed you or written to you? Is there anything that has happened, while you are awake, that is evidence of miracles, angels or God?

I don't play the evidence game

 

[Margot]

Never seen that happen.

Never seen that happen either.

Evidence is not something that is 'given'. It simply exists.

Never seen an atheist claim any such thing.

Nope. Atheists are not necessarily obsessed with anything.

I guess you need glasses

 

[Into the Night]

Okay... The existence of stuff is evidence of an all-powerful, all-knowing being existing somewhere.

In general, that's correct.

 

[Into the Night]

I guess you need glasses

Nope. Turns out I can fly and drive without them.

 

[ZenMode]

In general, that's correct.

Which is why I said, if you lower your standards for evidence enough, basically anything can be evident for anything, And once you believe, it becomes a self-fulfilling prophecy where you are finding evidence in everyday events that have nothing to do with a God, much less your God.