Re: The logic of atheism



On 28 Mar 2006 12:31:04 -0800, "Ron Peterson" <ron@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
wrote:


Ben Goren wrote:
prabbit1@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:

> What evidence do you have that no god of any type exists?

The first is that all gods have as an essential property
some sort of supernatural characteristic. The second is that
``supernatural'' is merely a synonym for ``really, truly,
honestly, I really really mean it, no exceptions at all,
perfectly, absolutely, impossible.''

What is a god? Are you going to define it as something that has a
supernatural characteristic?

So, yeah. No god of any type exists. Unless you'd care to offer up
how a god could still be a god without supernatural properties...?

Let's posit that there is a god who is identical the concept of love.

Let's not posit anything that isn't proven to exist.

Prove that god doesn't exist.

You prove that such a critter actually exist. There is no reason to
believe in the unproven, until such critter is proven to exist, I will
with hold belief.
.



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