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In that particular example, anyone who thought the Earth was round might have stumbled upon the right answer, but used bad means to do so. They had no way to justify their claims, and no one would be "right" in accepting their position as fact. I'm not sure there were many people who actually believed in a spherical Earth before the evidence was there, since flat Earth appears more intuitive.
The point is when we're talking about what is most likely true about the universe, it's best to look at the evidence. Most atheists readily admit that there could be a god that exists beyond our knowledge ... it's just not a rational position to take because of the lack of evidence.
I'll ask again.... They werent wrong because there was no proof right?
But again, many people in the past attributed natural occurrences to supernatural beings... they've all been wrong so far.
Explain how people that say God created the universe were/are wrong.
Don't even know what you're talking about here.
Morally, the world is becoming more and more corrupt. We had this discussion before and you (if I remember correctly) disagreed. But the world is on a downward spiral. That should be clear.
Right. God doesn't exist in reality Only in your imagination
So it went from "atheists admit their could be God" to "God only exists in my imagination?
Again, more leaps of faith. Whether or not you acknowledge it, you have no idea what science can/cannot discover.
Yes I do. And they'll never EVER disprove God. Technological aspects? You would be right I have no idea what they'll be able to do. Disproving that God exists? NEVER.