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发表于 2021-8-5 12:39:01
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{"replyToPid":438805,"replyTo":" 1047332 发表于 2021-08-05 03:07:36 No, you are talking in circles because you have made a statement that is contrary to your accusation of the ‘believer.’ You cannot have it both ways. You say the believer cannot prove the existence of God, but yet, ironically, you as a non-believer cannot prove that God is non-existant. Only one premise can exist: an existance, or a non-existance. To confirm one is to void the other and vice versa.\n\nNo. A person that believes in and on their ‘faith’ does not owe you any justification. You are not entitled to a piece of a believer's faith as ‘faith’ is putting trust in something that cannot be completely displayed by evidence for everyone's agreement. You may reject whatever you wish to reject. It is your prerogative to do so by the intellect of your own decisions. You are ‘free’ to choose, not only that, but you are free to choose wrongly based on illogical non-sense or even based on what is contrary to what you have wrongly chosen for yourself. You are free either way in those decisions and so is the believer. Further, it is the believers decision by ‘self evident’ reasons to accept the existance of God as true and your question as to ‘why’ is neither any of your concern or business. FAITH is acceptance of that which cannot be proven. ","text":"Let me try to explain it a different way. Two claims are being made:\n\n1) God exists.\n2) God doesn’t exist.\n\nYou would think you must select one, but you don’t have to. You can reject both claims based on lack of information. I’ll give you another example:\n\n1. Living beings (aliens) exist elsewhere in the universe.\n2. No they don’t exist. \n\nAgain, you are not forced to select one over the other. You can reject both based on lack of available information. What’s interesting is that when you reject both, you actually live your life as if #1 is false. That’s just some sort of “defect” in life. There’s not a way around it that I am aware of. For example, I am an “agnostic atheist,” but I live my life as if there were no god or gods or even aliens, although I am aware I could be mistaken. You can say my disagreement is with people who say they have definitive proof that claim #1 is real when they really don’t. I’m fine if they admit their belief is just a faith. That’s a different story, and that ultimately is the nail to the coffin to their argument. You absolutely do not need faith when you have definitive proof of something. When you have proof of something, you just present it."} |
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