I also don't think people can be dismissive without evidence. To state that omniscience does not exist, one would have to be omniscient.
Dismissing a claim isn't the same as stating omniscience doesn't exist. Do you not get this?
We search for scientific truth, but at the same time understand God is the author of the laws we discover.
Dismissing a claim is fine, but you were dismissing a possibility. It's more than reasonable to ask someone for evidence if they assert something but it isn't okay to state something isn't possible without evidence.
I'm not saying something isn't possible. I'm dismissing a claim.
Well then our whole debate has been pointless.
All I did was point out the flaw in a theist's logic, and then you came at me with some "hands of God" babble.
I wouldn't say lack of proof is a flaw, just a leap of faith. You have every right to dismiss it but to say it's not logical based on what we know currently is stating the obvious
I wouldn't say lack of proof is a flaw, just a leap of faith. You have every right to dismiss it but to say it's not logical based on what we know currently is stating the obvious
Well that's the position of the atheist. One doesn't have to claim to know a higher force doesn't exist to disbelieve one does.
Yes. That last part is the part that's without basis. Those of us without religion just do the first bit. Get it?
I guess. I think that's such a nuanced position that only the most boring person would take up and dedicate time to lauding it.
SMH, I knew quote miners of HL would see this and make the same dumbass conclusion. This, in no way, negates nor disproves big bang cosmology ... it builds on it. It challenges ideas of how the singularity came to be.
....Oookay?
Boring or not, it's the only intellectually honest position someone like me could take. ... Not to mention, the millions of other people who label themselves as atheist, or agnostic atheist.