(August 25, 2015 at 11:55 am)lkingpinl Wrote: "We will never be in a position to detect another universe nor to rule them out. Doesn't mean they're not there however."
How does this acceptance of other universes differ from accepting the possibility of a Deity? It can easily be argued that we will never be in a position to detect God or rule God out, doesn't mean God isn't there however. I'm not talking a personal God at this point, just the possibility of a Deity, by using the same logic you provided here.
It doesn't mean that God is there either. It also doesn't mean that unicorns aren't there or leprechauns or magical fairies. Do you believe in those things too? After all, you have no less reason to accept all of those things are real than you do to believe in any gods.
There is nothing demonstrably true that religion can provide mankind that cannot be achieved as well or better through secular means.
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