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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]As responded to your nearly identical post in the other thread:

There is no evidence for the things you believe.[/quote]

God is defined as a transcendent, non-physical being beyond the natural world, and philosophers, theologians, and scientists agree that science is not equipped to test that claim directly.

Science studies observable, measurable phenomena in the natural world.

Science can inform the discussion and evaluate certain claims related to God, but it has not produced a definitive, universally accepted proof or disproof of God’s existence. The question ultimately touches not only on science, but also on philosophy, theology, and personal interpretation of evidence. You know this, and that’s why you are being, as I borrow your phrase, a “sandypants.”

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So you agree there is no evidence for the things you believe.

We’re good then.[/quote]

No, we aren’t in agreement.

You erroneously believe science can prove or disprove an entity that exists beyond the physical world.

Even scientists admit they can’t prove or disprove God, prayer, or an afterlife.

You stubbornly don’t care about reality, so there’s that.

I am good, though. [/quote]

But that doesn’t dispute the fact that there is no evidence for those beliefs, no matter how you try to rationalize and spin.

My posts are in response to your objections as to how atheists express their opinions.

As for your claim that I don’t care about reality. I have no idea what your point is or what you mean.

If you do dispute the fact that there is no evidence for your beliefs, please feel free to present it.

Until then, we are, as i said, good.[/quote]

Now, after trying to form a fake agreement, you are trying and failing to enforce a false narrative that there is no evidence for my belief.

How  you know what my beliefs are based on? That’s a very odd and unknowable claim: you somehow know what every religious person’s beliefs are based upon.

How do you know what every religious person’s beliefs are based upon?

Science can inform the discussion and evaluate certain claims related to God, but it has not produced a definitive, universally accepted proof or disproof of God’s existence. [size=24]The question ultimately touches not only on science, but also on philosophy, theology, and personal interpretation of evidence.[/size]

I get it; you think your personal interpretation of everyone currently alive or passed on is the deciding factor in their personal religious beliefs.

The stunning arrogance that you sit in judgment of everyone else’s life, it’s beyond any reasonable expectation or sense of reality.

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No evidence presented.  Point remains undisputed.[/quote]

Evidence can influence whether someone thinks God exists, but no evidence has convinced everyone, and there is currently no universally accepted proof or disproof of God. Different people look at the same evidence and reach different conclusions.

If by “prove” you mean absolute certainty, then neither science nor philosophy has produced a universally accepted proof or disproof of God.[/quote]

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