Quote:
Originally Posted by MMI
I'm an atheist, and I'm confident I'm right to hold this opinion. If anyone disagrees with me, then let him prove me wrong.
Probably not, but I don't have to, do I? If believers are right, they must prove it. Non-believers have nothing whatsoever to prove, so why on Earth would they ever want to?Originally posted by Thorne
But turn that idea around. Can you prove that believers are wrong? I think not!
In other words, the absence of "A" (as anything other than a concept) is persuasive evidence of its non-existence. If "A" does exist outside the imagination, then its existence must be demonstrated to rebut the presumption that it does not.
If "A" cannot be proved to exist, then those who say thay "know" it does are liars, and those who believe them are gullible.
Just my point of view, though, and I wouldn't want anyone to change thier opinions on account of what I say.