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Quote by: Voluntary
I think we reached an understanding. I fell into strong atheism after being a deist via a lack of a better word. I am a atheist via theological noncognitivism. The word god has lost all meaning. When someone says god, I hear "akjsdfy".
I am open to the possibility, but this "creator" has yet to be observed, defined, and tested.
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I am glad that we understand each other. I think this stance makes the most sense. It really would be impossible to 100% know for sure the existence of a "creator" unless the "creator" wanted to have its existence known, however most religious people cite that god has revealed his existence to them, which can make you wonder if the rest of us have overlooked something. That wasn't really a point for debate but simply an interesting sidenote. Anyway, here's to more fruitful debate in the future.