Dawkins doesn't claim to be 100% certain. In God Delusion he says something like 6 (or 6.9?) on a scale of 7. He thinks it is possible a creator...
We don't have a clue how (or even if) the universe started. We don't even know if the concept of cause and effect is applicable. I haven't really...
except you claim to be certain
yup science is based on probability judgment, not certainty.
And you should stop implying that atheists choose not to believe in god because they are afraid of being accountable for their actions. That's a...
Questioning someone's sincerity just makes them think you are an asshole.
the skin color of extinct species
to clarify, I wasn't saying God is an incoherent concept (when defined adequately). I just don't think it's possible, at least with our brains, to...
I still think you mean improbable. Lots of natural things in the past are unobservable now.
Lacking semantic vagueness.
by definition that would be a natural occurrence. you mean improbable.
It's unreasonable to ask for evidence of anything supernatural because it isn't a coherent concept. On the other hand I can trivially think of...
The government doesn't treat all human abilities as rights. It parses them using value judgments, restricting some and allowing others. Their...
Atheists are generally just intolerant of bad arguments for theism, not of theists. I'd be surprised if any atheist in this forum gives a fuck that...
You're obviously using the word "right" semantically to mean ability, NOT entitlement as was meant in the DoI. This is such a simple thing I feel...
You're referring to subjective rights endowed by governments. Again, by can't you mean shouldn't. Governments can and historically have certainly...
You're still referring to desires, abilities etc., not objective rights. When the founding fathers cited unalienable rights they were making a...
Mags, given that we have naturally self-replicating molecules now which would you say is a simpler explanation? That a "first" one arose naturally...
You mean shouldn't, not couldn't. Unless you are ready to propose Platonic moral realism it's not that simple. Humans are generally speaking born...
Except you are referring to things that are instincts, feelings, abilities, and desires as unalienable rights, which doesn't make sense.
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