(June 17, 2015 at 7:12 pm)Randy Carson Wrote: Saying “I don’t know” is the mark of an excellent scientist, but a terrible apologist, apparently. But if a theist should fail to ever admit they don’t know something, this is a sure sign they’re full of it. So, theism loses again, either way.
Have you ever actually tried that? I've always thought theists work way too hard to maintain a false front of confidence in having all the answers. I personally would embrace and defend a theist in such a stance. They immediately go up in my esteem.
Of course if it were just a sham affectation in the service of apologetic rhetoric, never mind.
