Theists dismiss the existence of other gods, leprichauns, fairies, unicorns and Santa Claus without ever troubling themselves over such questions as to whether it's rational to do so without absolute, certain evidence. The theist treats the skepticism of the atheist in special terms. To my mind, negative claims do not carry the same burden of proof as positive existential claims. That's being consistent and rational. All that I require is that there be a reasonably plausible explanation for what 'evidence' the theist is capable of presenting. So far I have that, and so I am satisfied with the nonexistence of God in the same measure that the theist is persuaded of the non-existence of the aforementioned mythical creatures.
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