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Im agnosticthere is no proof or disproof of atheism or christiannity do your free to choose
most mfs in the west already have christian values any way
I don't care tbh it doesn't change my life what may or may not have happened 14 billion years ago,Im agnostic
The burden of proof lies with those who assert the existence of god, not with those who withhold belief in an unsubstantiated claim. In reasoned discourse, one is not obliged to prove a universal negative.there is no proof or disproof of atheism or christiannity do your free to choose
most mfs in the west already have christian values any way
no need to assert if being religious is your defaultThe burden of proof lies with those who assert the existence of god, not with those who withhold belief in an unsubstantiated claim. In reasoned discourse, one is not obliged to prove a universal negative.
You are conflating a personal default with a logical default. A neutral starting position requires no belief until evidence is presented. Asserting that one specific religious view is universally foundational presumes the conclusion it seeks to prove.no need to assert if being religious is your default
Your point is a common misconception. Science does not claim absolute truth. It offers the best available, testable models that are always open to revision with new evidence. This burden of proof is actively met through experimentation and peer review. It is the opposite of a fixed, unverifiable claim.you would also be burdened by claiming all of science is the absolute truth
a the end there is equal reason to choose
default for that person and it's only a logical default depending on you life, if someone had great luck everytime that they prayed to god would you hate they for praying ?You are conflating a personal default with a logical default. A neutral starting position requires no belief until evidence is presented. Asserting that one specific religious view is universally foundational presumes the conclusion it seeks to prove.
Your point is a common misconception. Science does not claim absolute truth. It offers the best available, testable models that are always open to revision with new evidence. This burden of proof is actively met through experimentation and peer review. It is the opposite of a fixed, unverifiable claim.
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