(August 15, 2014 at 11:31 am)Pickup_shonuff Wrote: Anti-theism has the following burden of proof to meet:Like it's been said earlier, that depends on the definition of anti-theism that you're using. If the definition is 'the positive claim of the non-existence of a theistic proposition' (e.g. God doesn't exist) then there's a burden of proof other than those you've stated.
1) To demonstrate that superstitious beliefs are, all things considered, harmful to human progress and modern society.
2) Refute any purported inherent connection between superstition and the good done in the name thereof.
Anti-theism is not required to dispel any particular notion of God.
Sum ergo sum