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A Gutsy Preacher
Yes, when I used the word skepticism, I meant doubt as to the truth of something. I doubt all claims made without compelling evidence. Most of us do in every aspect of life except religion.- MarkFL
- Post #70
- Forum: World Religion & Speculative Theology
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A Gutsy Preacher
Most atheists are driven by skepticism. What constitutes "proof" for the believer fails for the skeptic. I have seen no documented miracles, only claims of miracles. I have seen evidence of unexplained things, but that doesn't mean I have to then say, "It must have been a god or other magical...- MarkFL
- Post #68
- Forum: World Religion & Speculative Theology
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boys v girls - Part 5
134 - Yes...at this rate we might finally win! :D- MarkFL
- Post #285
- Forum: Fun & Games
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A Gutsy Preacher
If you say, "I believe God exists" then you don't have a burden of proof because you are not claiming knowledge, you are simply demonstrating that you accept the claim regarding God's existence through faith. If you say "God exists" then you are making a positive claim, and if you are to...- MarkFL
- Post #66
- Forum: World Religion & Speculative Theology
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A Gutsy Preacher
Suppose person A claims that there are no gods. Person A therefore has a burden of proof, because they have made a positive claim. Person B would have no burden of proof to reject that claim. It is only when you make a claim that you have a burden of proof. Theists make a claim, while atheists...- MarkFL
- Post #65
- Forum: World Religion & Speculative Theology
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A Gutsy Preacher
Incorrect. Atheism does not require absolute certainty that god(s) do not or cannot exist. Some atheists may indeed claim such certainty. These individuals are sometimes described as "strong atheists." Nobody disputes the existence of such atheists. The point is that certainty is not a necessary...- MarkFL
- Post #62
- Forum: World Religion & Speculative Theology