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Subject: Yes I do. You evidently do not.

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Wade A. Tisthammer

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Date Posted: 09/26/04 9:39pm
In reply to: Don 's message, "You have no idea Wade..None..." on 09/16/04 8:15pm

>I never counted you as an ignorant person, as you
>proved your
>self time and time again as a person that thinks.
>You don't know shite from shine-Ola about a god and
>you know it.

On what grounds do you believe this?

>SO WHY do you continue to be dis honest with your self?

I don't know that I am. I don't think you do either.

>You Wade you have been over this time and time again
>about a god
>of your dreams and yet I have never heard you say a
>truth
>that lines up with the lack of evidance-- You do not
>know-- and
>I want to know WHY a person as your self will not
>admit it.

I think there's a lot of evidence for the existence of God; rational grounds for thinking that God probably exists. God is the best explanation (I think) for abstract objects, the existence of objective moral values, the existence of this universe (the universe began to exist, therefore something caused it) and its intricate mathematical order and fine-tuned physical constants for life, how souls were given to humanity etc.

Atheism runs up short when it comes to inference to the best explanation. It has the problem of evil on its side, but not much else, and it isn�t enough to tip the evidential scales out of favor with theism (I think).

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