(April 22, 2013 at 5:34 pm)Dawud Wrote: Well if I said there was a teapot flying around in the debris ofspace you would not be compelled to believe me (there is no evidence) - but to believe that there is no teapot would be to have belief. Like if there was an agnostic regarding the teapot who said "it doesn't matter it doesn't affect me!" - they wouldn't believe either way. But if you said to them "no - there is no teapot" that would be quite different - they could believe your statement or not: it is a claim about the way the universe is...
Teapots exist and space debris exists, we have observed both. It would not be impossible for a teapot to be in orbit among other space junk circling earth.
However, gods exist only in fables and myths. Nobody has ever seen one, there is absolutely no evidence of a god.
