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We know damn well why you're making this judgment, b/c in a minute you're going to start smuggling in "Now here's why I know we should believe the bible!"

Not really. But thank you for sharing what you most fear.

LOL. So now you're both a liar AND and asshole. NICE. Keep fearing your Santa Claus Mr. Credulity. Bring out that "most feared" bible of yours, here, and see how far it gets you.

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I believe in nothing which is not supported by verifiable physical evidence, and my conclusion is a result, not a cause.

Which means you will not consider anything that does not conform to your physical reduction bias.

"Which means you will not consider anything that does not conform to your immaterial superstition bias. Neener, neener, neener third grader." The confirmation bias is all yours there Mr. "supernatural". Since you haven't demonstrated there is any such thing as a "non-physical thing", a "spirit", let alone a deity named Yahweh (or anything else that is supposedly "immaterial") - your assertions are no different than any other wacko bald assertion of the superstitious "mystical", "magical", "premonition", "unicorn" (indistinguishable from things that do not exist - Does your God actually manifest in the physical world? If so, it's detectable). Yet you still attempt to maintain this credulity in spite of all refutation. Yay. Just in case you hadn't noticed, arguments alone don't get you there. Anyone can concoct some grandiose "consistent" argument for just about any nonsense idea (and then point the finger at everyone who disagrees, crying, "you're biased against me! Whah!"). Big whoop. Stop crying and start demonstrating. Perhaps start with John 14 and Mark 16 for example (those "greater works" you should be doing, instead of the twist religion tap dance).

I am an atheist who came to my conclusion after giving your religion a long and fair try. That is not confirmation bias because atheism was not the position I initially held.

I was an atheist for many many years before I became a Christian. Your one-upsmanship has missed its target.

Really? What made you give up your rational mind, in exchange for superstition and gullibility?

p.s. - Nice dodging of Ryan's first points.

Don't we all just feel that warm, "love your neighbor/love your enemies", Christian spirit of humility from these guys?? LOL. The fundy spin and rationalizing continues...