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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous] [quote]The "wishful thinking" argument can be used to justify atheism, too: Believers cannot bear the thought of living without perfect Justice, so they believe in God.[/quote] This is literally the stated position of at least one PP. [quote]Unbelievers cannot bear the thought of living with an absolute Authority, so they do not believe in God.[/quote] No rationalist has made such a claim, and you haven't shown that it follows from any claim they have made. Is this just more wishful thinking? ;)[/quote][/quote] This exchange reminded me of one of my favorite commercials. Just think of Troy Polamalu as God: [url]http://youtu.be/p-IVSmVmCvA[/url] Like this: Atheist: God, why don't you tell me you exist? God: You owe your existence to me, and there's more to you than just your material self. I made you for so much more than that. Atheist: That's not what I was asking. God: Isn't it? Atheist: No. God: Isn't it? Atheist: Yes. [/quote] Sure, other than the fact that no one has ever had this conversation. The most obvious explanation to this is that there are no gods. (Somewhat tongue-in-cheek, but my favorite quirk of "theist" argument is that it's chock full of these little stories where "atheist scientists" engage in a conversation with "god", who stumps them with sort of presumed logical conundrum. Frankly, a "'Sup!" would be sufficient. Hasn't happened yet.)[/quote]
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