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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Every phenomenon we have investigated so far has a natural explanation. There is a complete lack of credible, testable evidence for any specific supernatural claim. Therefore, the most rational conclusion is that a supernatural entity is unnecessary for explaining reality. [/quote]

Your opening statement is false. There are a number of observations that have no explanation. Your conclusion is based on your false opening statement. Your second statement also cannot be correct because your opening is false. And since you cannot accept this without a tangible example, please explain dark matter which must exist per science but has no direct evidence of its existence nor known composition.[/quote]

DP and your answer to PP is HIGHLY disingenuous.  I am pretty sure you know this.

What he says is that "Every phenomenon we have investigated so far has a natural explanation" - meaning that we have discovered the explanation, and through history, over hundreds of thousands of incredible discoveries, NOT ONE has shown to have supernatural origin.  NOT ONE.  EVER.

As for explanations that we have not discovered yet, there is no reason to think it IS supernatural, and no reason to suspend the rules of evidence to give them a supernatural explanation by default without evidence of that.  That would be stupid.

But you haul out the tired logic that is the same as the logic that told people thunder was a god in the sky who was mad and swinging a hammer.  The exact same logic.[/quote]

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