No one has to prove that some dummy's favorite deity doesn't exist. It's up to the dummy's favorite deity to prove that it exists. Guess what? Since humans have been creating deities not one deity of any kind has ever popped up and done anything godly. Do we have to go through the list and prove that all of these gods don't exist or should at least one of the imaginary entities prove its own existence?
http://www.graveyardofthegods.org/deadgo...fgods.html
The Biblical God character was simply the reigning Assyrian/Babylonian Emperor at the time. He croaked when the Babylonian Empire collapsed. He isn't coming back.
The Jesus character established a method for proving that he exists. Just do greater miracles than he did without using any scientific apparatus. Go outside and tell the nearest tree to levitate itself. Then go down to nearest hospital and cure everyone by simply touching them with your hands. Go to the ocean and create a column of water a mile in diameter and 20,000 feet tall. You can do that if you really believe in Jesus and if he is real. If you can't then Jesus lied and isn't a god or you don't believe in him. Since no one has ever done those things the conclusion must be that he doesn't exist.
http://www.graveyardofthegods.org/deadgo...fgods.html
The Biblical God character was simply the reigning Assyrian/Babylonian Emperor at the time. He croaked when the Babylonian Empire collapsed. He isn't coming back.
The Jesus character established a method for proving that he exists. Just do greater miracles than he did without using any scientific apparatus. Go outside and tell the nearest tree to levitate itself. Then go down to nearest hospital and cure everyone by simply touching them with your hands. Go to the ocean and create a column of water a mile in diameter and 20,000 feet tall. You can do that if you really believe in Jesus and if he is real. If you can't then Jesus lied and isn't a god or you don't believe in him. Since no one has ever done those things the conclusion must be that he doesn't exist.
