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Darktriad16
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yeah i fully agree with u, i don't like when atheists get so caught up in this "war" that they start be similar to theists in their arrogance and over confidence thinking they know everything and know if a metaphysical entity exists or not. we do not need to explain anything because we don't claim anything we just disagree with what religions claim.Yeah, I made a similar reply to OP. Saying "I don't know" is not and has never been an act of weakness or a display of ineptitude. It's called intellectual honesty. Someone who admits they cannot be certain about something they have incomplete or limited knowledge of is better than someone who claims to be certain about something they have incomplete or limited knowledge of. As atheists, we are not obligated to prove the non-existence of God. Our job is to only to dispel the notions that claim to hold the knowledge of the unknown (i.e. the existence or nature of God). It's important to not talk in absolutes about the unknowable in the process of refuting the claims of those who do claim to know the unknowable. We're no different from the theists if we do that.