e>Re: Proving God?
e> By: Curt to echicken on Thu Jan 14 2010 12:44:00
e>
e> > e>And any number of experiments you could conduct to bear out your hypothes
e> > e>that God does not exist would be absolutely valid, this is true.
e>
e> > He cannot prove a metaphysical statement with any observable experiment. It
e> > multually exclusive and logically impossible. Everyone needs to understand
e> > It is impossible for any experiment to prove that God does not exist.
e>
e>You're absolutely right and I agree with you completely.
Thanks. I'm glad someone else sees this.
e>This would only be true if we all agreed to define "God" as a wholly
e>metaphysical thing. One possible source of confusion here is that we don't al
e>believe, or disbelieve, in the same concept of God.
e>
I don't really care who believes what except when it comes to HOW they get
there. Athiests who want to claim science helps thier religous views are going
to get an earful here. Xians who want to do the same will get the same earful.
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