I have some questions for the posters here.

[Frank Apisa]

I certainly agree with that last part. In fact, I agree so thoroughly that I have written almost those identical words dozens and dozens of times in several forums where the subject is discussed.  I usually add that a thing should be deemed to be possible...UNTIL it is established as impossible.

All of that notwithstanding, I state again:  There is absolutely no way any human can KNOW that there are no gods. No way whatsoever.

I already understand that you believe this, I still don't know why, as I've repeatedly explained, as I re-explained in the quoted text you just responded to.

Is there, in fact, any reason at all that you believe as much?  So far, the list of objections I've heard from you is a total of one - that I haven't looked everywhere.  You're right, I haven't.  I also haven't looked everywhere to determine my name or whether or not the sun is shining.  There must be something else.  What is it?  What makes you think that knowledge is impossible...?

1) I do not "believe" it. I do not do "believing."

2)  There is absolutely no way anyone can KNOW that no gods exist.

3)  If you are unable to see that...I really do not care.