I can only speak for myself, but my rejection of God claims has to do entirely with my wanting to be consistent and rational in my beliefs.I reject all claims that have no logical necessity or evidence in indication. It's not an argument directly for disbelief rather it's an argument against the validity of the claims being made.
Personal experience is useless, it leads to a potentially unlimited number of contradictory conclusions. If a standard or methodology for arriving at your answer can lead to contradictory conclusions when applied in the same way by other people (such as my personal experience said x=1 yours said x=2) it is not sound, therefore i do not accept it as sufficient.
Personal experience is useless, it leads to a potentially unlimited number of contradictory conclusions. If a standard or methodology for arriving at your answer can lead to contradictory conclusions when applied in the same way by other people (such as my personal experience said x=1 yours said x=2) it is not sound, therefore i do not accept it as sufficient.
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