
Do you think you need evidence to substantiate the claim that Senor Hoint is not a god?If you made that assertion, of course you would be expected to provide some evidence to support your claim.
The statement I was questioning was, "There is no god". Are we to just accept that as true without any supporting evidence? How does he know? Why should anyone believe him?
If you are really asking this question you are probably beyond hope. Do you really have such a low-level understanding of logic?what exactly is the difference between saying "I don't know" vs "this is what I believe"?
But truth, Hajjaj was convinced, held many layers.

Yes. but we could collect evidence and then find out that you were pretending, and the tests would be fucked.
The better question is "is senor hoint a god?". If we disprove that proposition, it covers the other by default.
Or we could just find out that you are a god. Who knows?

actually, you guys already do. You believe in a god whose existence you cannot demonstrate, believe in miracles for which your best evidence is 2000 year old text claiming said miracles, and think that when you die your magical energy is going to go to heaven to enjoy watching your relatives burn forever in hell (with no demonstration of the existence of this afterlife).
Hell, you arent EVEN wrong. Being wrong would require you to put forth a claim that is actually supported by real evidence, not spectral fucking evidence, and then having that claim judged as incorrect. You arent even THERE yet.
The label of delusion is apt, as you cannot demonstrate that what you believe exists.
When someone believes that aliens are speaking to them through their brain and have no evidence to support it, we call that person delusional. Whats the difference between that and what you believe (other than the idea of aliens actually existing being far and away the more likely proposition of the two to be true)?
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