(June 4, 2011 at 6:59 pm)FaithNoMore Wrote:(June 4, 2011 at 6:52 pm)bozo Wrote: FaithNoMore,Yes, but the question isn't really directed at interpretations of evidence. The discussion is about the odds of God existing and my point is that astronomically small odds can be dismissed with certainty. In a court of law a DNA sample is considered a match at the odds that there is a one in a million chance that it came from someone else. Considering I feel the odds of God's existence are less than that, I want to know if he thinks people should still keep an open mind at those kinds of odds.
I am reluctant to interpose, but a trial verdict is arrived at by the evidence presented.
Gotcha, I repeat my mantra that god's existence is unlikely in the extreme.
A man is born to a virgin mother, lives, dies, comes alive again and then disappears into the clouds to become his Dad. How likely is that?
