26 Mar '07 23:40>
Originally posted by PenguinVery interesting.
From the original post:
[b]The question for you to try to answer is this:
"What evidence would be sufficient to persuade you that God does not exist?"
As a counter example, and in a forlorn attempt to bring this thread kicking and screaming back to its original topic, I came across this essay from the other point of view - some examples of evide ...[text shortened]... e any of the theists on this list that maybe their God does not exist?
--- Penguin.[/b]
In particualr is this section describing evidence which will NOT convince an atheist of God's existence:
"Saying "I know God exists because I can feel him in my heart" or something similar will not affect me. Most arguments of this sort rest on the assumption that a person cannot have a completely convincing subjective experience and be mistaken regarding its cause, but a look at the diversity of world religions easily disproves this. Christians, Jews, Muslims, Hindus, Buddhists - members of all faiths claim to have had convincing subjective experiences of the truth of that faith. Obviously, they cannot all be right. Why should an atheist accept any one of these testimonies as more valid than any other?"
Sound familiar, KnightMeister?