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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Science can’t prove or disprove God. That’s mainstream philosophy of science, not religion. Science studies natural phenomena. God, by definition, is a metaphysical claim, not a testable object. No scientific proof that God exists No scientific proof that God does not exist No experiment that can settle it either way That’s because God is a metaphysical claim, not a physical object inside the universe that can be measured. God definitely exists” → faith statement God definitely does not exist” → also a belief statement Both go beyond what can be proven. The most intellectually honest positions acknowledge uncertainty.[/quote] No. “There is insufficient evidence to believe a god exists, so I do not believe one exists” is both factually correct and intellectually honest, yet it is absolute.[/quote] That’s a valid personal conclusion from empirical standards, but calling it absolute about reality goes beyond what science can claim. [b]Your statement is absolute about your belief, not about reality. It’s an honest agnostic-atheist position based on empirical standards, but science itself doesn’t adjudicate metaphysical existence claims—so it doesn’t “settle” the question either way.[/b][/quote] It's about what you BELIEVE and WHY. That's all that matters here. Science doesn't believe in Russell's teapot orbiting the sun either, but they can't prove it is not there. The fact that I don't believe in god is 100% factual and absolutely true, and demonstrable. The fact that you do believe in god is 100% factual and absolutely true, and demonstrable. Those facts are "settled". Another demonstrable fact is that you have the non-believer's position on all other views for which there is no evidence, including all gods other than your own. Just this one single thing you exempt with special pleading.[/quote]
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