Originally posted by Zahlanzi
yes i do. as i am typing these words, i might not be typing but dreaming of typing. as i admitted the possibility of dreaming i use my reasoning to determine if i am actually typing or i am dreaming. and since i hold the latter to be improbable i decide that i am really typing.
And you sound pretty sure about it, even though you wont admit it.
the god issue is even easier to address. god either exists or doesn't exists.
Not nearly as easy as it sounds. It is more a case of whether or not a being exists that matches to a certain degree the definition of God in question. Also if the definition in question is incoherent or illogical then there is no need to even talk of existence.
if i hold all the scientifical facts to be true and see that none of them contradicts god's existence i lean towards his existence to be true.
But not based on the lack of facts. You do that based on other reasons. Do you similarly believe in Santa, elves and invisible pink unicorns?
error occurs when either the believer or the atheist states that he or she is sure his assessment is correct even though nothing disproves or proves either.
Firstly I find your repeated insistence on using the word 'proof' unreasonable. We both know and agree that the word cannot properly be applied to reality.
Secondly, the poster made it quite clear that there was, in his opinion, significant evidence to support the hypothesis that God does not exist. And you are intentionally misrepresenting him again by suggesting that the scenario is one of no evidence either way.
Thirdly, you are assigning the word 'sure' more meaning than it generally has in everyday language. I have already pointed out that I am in fact sure of a great many things and so are you, and that in no way implies that I have proof of them or that I will never change my mind.