Also, 200,000 years of human existence and not 1 single shred of evidence in any gods every discovered...sometimes the lack of evidence is proof.
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Actually - that is NOT true - We not only have proof of gods - we have proof of LOTS of them
The pharaohs of ancient egypt were gods of their religion - and we can PROVE they did exist - not only with documents from their time - but also with their remains - and the remains of their bloodline and family
We have such proof of other gods of other religions as well.
While the Xtians will say that these were not truly gods - they apparently had the power to leave behind actual testable and verifiable proof of their existence - a power that the god of the Xtians apparently does not and never had.
Of course - as I can note - all gods share one thing in common - they are all created by humans. Even the xtian god - was created by the humans who wrote the fairy tales of the bible. And we CAN say - without question - the the entire bible was written by humans - because there are no other animals on earth with the ability to communicate through the written word.
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Actually - that is NOT true - We not only have proof of gods - we have proof of LOTS of them
The pharaohs of ancient egypt were gods of their religion - and we can PROVE they did exist - not only with documents from their time - but also with their remains - and the remains of their bloodline and family
We have such proof of other gods of other religions as well.
While the Xtians will say that these were not truly gods - they apparently had the power to leave behind actual testable and verifiable proof of their existence - a power that the god of the Xtians apparently does not and never had.
Of course - as I can note - all gods share one thing in common - they are all created by humans. Even the xtian god - was created by the humans who wrote the fairy tales of the bible. And we CAN say - without question - the the entire bible was written by humans - because there are no other animals on earth with the ability to communicate through the written word.