(April 6, 2012 at 10:08 am)Norfolk And Chance Wrote: To be honest Thunderf00t dug himself into a very deep philosobabble hole,
I agree.
I don't know why Thunderf00t could not rebuttal the argument about the knowledge of the universe. "99% of the unknown can contradict what we know about the 1%". Isn't this the fundamental idea of Atheism - that we don't know? If even an additional 1% percent of the 99% currently unknown becomes known, and that 1% proves the existence of god beyond any demonstrable doubt, would Atheism still exist?
And playing by the same rules, if the 99% currently unknown becomes known and it proves that God does not exist, would theists still cling to their beliefs?
The answer to both questions is a resounding NO!
BUT, our current levels of knowledge greatly diminish the probability of a god existing, so based on our current knowledge, we can safely assume that god probably does not exist.
