Heads up advice for atheists.

[Brian37]

That's what everybody said - you have faith, not evidence.

And that's what I corrected if you read... I have evidence, just not the kind that you would apply to something immaterial, such as the xtian God, because such evidence would be illogical. Or to use Brians words: not the same evidence as gravity.

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Deducing things from fact requires intellect. Some things, like mathematical truths can be deduced without facts. But I've yet to see anyone demonstrate god either factually or by a priori proof.

I understood you to mean you had knowledge of god without either. Are you now claiming a priori proof and if so, what is it?

So if you're aware a posteriori of mathematical non facts what do you call that?

Are you saying that you don't consider anything unless you have prior information?

In this case, we do have prior information to use. I'm guessing you're aware of it. We can test our own experience against it and confirm it's accuracy or inaccuracy. Christians test each other using the same method. Testimony is producing evidence of your salvation.

A 'demonstration' of facts to someone who doesn't accept those facts is not going to prove anything to that person. That person first needs to understand and accept them to be true. All that differs between audiences is the information received, understood and accepted. This subject is one where you have to have complete freedom to decide either way, hence belief and not proof beyond doubt. You might be sad that you can't state as fact either way, but no one can, and that's the most accurate truth here. I believe, you don't. Trying to claim victory over lack of hard evidence is futile and self demeaning intellectual suicide. Don't be stupid and claim that.

No you do not have evidence. "Evidence" the way you are using it is nothing more than your false perception allowing you to look for excuses to believe. That is nowhere even close to being REAL evidence as demonstrated through scientific method.

It is your false perceptions and wishful thinking, that hardly constitutes evidence.