[ARCHIVED] - Evidence Vs Faith

[fr0d0]

Haha! That's complete spam LOL

Faith is not rational.. we both just agreed it ...again. Now you repeat the question: "Evidence is a rational reason to believe. And how is absence of evidence, "Faith", rational, then?"

I'm convinced you aren't taking this in. How can we agree on stuff and then you ask me the exact same thing again? How is this possible?

You have to let go of your brains on the matter.. yes. I reasoned for this above with the Ferrari.

I answer your questions and you come back at me saying I haven't and asking again what is answered in the preceding post.

Tell me if this sounds right:

You believe that it is essential, almost to complete exclusion, unless proven otherwise evidentially, that belief in _anything_ has to be founded on absolute proof, whether that be rational or physical.

(this founded on some blindness to dictionary definitions obviously tampered with by theists)


I can't believe what I say I believe because this doesn't fall into place with what you understand. My belief in this relies on faith alone and cannot have anything to do with proof or rationality.