(May 11, 2025 at 4:33 pm)John 6IX Breezy Wrote:Ah you met them then, and they divulged this to you? I wonder why they blanked @Belaqua when he asked?(May 11, 2025 at 3:38 pm)Belacqua Wrote: I asked them about their theological beliefs and they said they had never thought about it. It was the least important part of Christianity in their eyes.
Herbert Simon, an early cognitive scientist, popularized the term Satisficing in the study of judgment and decision making. People do not attempt to exhaust every subject and choice presented to them before making a judgment. And for obvious reasons, we simply don't have the bandwidth nor the time to maximize every decision we have to make. Instead, we aim for good enough and extrapolate the rest. So, in the case of this couple their good enough threshold was met, and it was enough to judge God's existence as real or possible, and then to focus on living a Christian life. We never get off the ground if we require absolute certainty, on any topic.
That's a straw man, since no one is asking for absolute certainty for anything John, only something beyond bare assertions, and the one circular reasoning fallacy you have offered.
Are you ready to give us something beyond a circular reasoning fallacy, for