Presuppositions can be and often are wrong.
The Romans looked for signs of coming events in the livers of sheep and invariably found what they were looking for.
They went though life thinking the gods sent them signs all the time. If they stubbed there toe their 'presuppositions' meant that it was a bad day to bet on the horses.
Its best not to presuppose and only go where the evidence takes you.
On this basis I can say with a reasonable amount of certainty that there is no god.
The Romans looked for signs of coming events in the livers of sheep and invariably found what they were looking for.
They went though life thinking the gods sent them signs all the time. If they stubbed there toe their 'presuppositions' meant that it was a bad day to bet on the horses.
Its best not to presuppose and only go where the evidence takes you.
On this basis I can say with a reasonable amount of certainty that there is no god.
You can fix ignorance, you can't fix stupid.
Tinkety Tonk and down with the Nazis.