(September 23, 2008 at 8:35 am)EvidenceVsFaith Wrote: you don't need faith to dis-believe something but you must need SOME faith to dis-believe it 100% because theres still a possibility (an incredibly incredibly incredibly recurring tiny possibility) that something supernatural, or a God of any sort exists.I disagree. Disbelief is either rejecting or not believing a claim. The claim that God exists is the one put forward, and it has absolutely 0% evidence behind it that can be verified. Thus it takes 0% faith to disbelieve it, seeing as there is nothing we are ignoring or simply discarding.
If there was evidence, the disbelief would be based on some form of faith. For example, the vast majority of the scientific community claim Evolution explains how we got here. The evidence for this is absolutely massive. Do deny / disbelieve Evolution requires a giant leap of faith, because you have to ignore all the scientific evidence.
