If I say that I don't believe any god claims that I've heard, am I responsible for disproving all gods of the Hindu pantheon, of the Norse pantheon, of the Greek pantheon, of all pantheons everywhere, including the claims of Christians, Jews, and Muslims? Surely this is madness to presume that I have inherited such a burden of proof simply because I don't believe.
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The Historical Reliability of the New Testament
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