If there can be no evidence of any form for God's existence then there's no reason to believe that God actually exists.
Because if there WAS reason to believe God actually exists then that would count as evidence of some form.
If there is no evidence or reason at all to believe that God exists whatsoever... Then believing that he DOES exist is illogical because you are believing without good reason..
And if you have a rational reason to make a leap of faith in God's existence - then if you HAVE a rational reason that would equate to evidence so you couldn't HAVE faith because you can't have faith in something when there is evidence of it.
EvF
Because if there WAS reason to believe God actually exists then that would count as evidence of some form.
If there is no evidence or reason at all to believe that God exists whatsoever... Then believing that he DOES exist is illogical because you are believing without good reason..
And if you have a rational reason to make a leap of faith in God's existence - then if you HAVE a rational reason that would equate to evidence so you couldn't HAVE faith because you can't have faith in something when there is evidence of it.
EvF
