(March 9, 2011 at 6:59 am)DoubtVsFaith Wrote: I'll now concede something: My argument for knowing that there are no gods only works on omnipresent gods.It seems that you have to deny the meaning of omnipresent God to be able to state there isn't one. Maybe you're adictionarist?
My argument goes like this: Omnipresent gods are present in all things.
The things that I am aware of therefore, must have omnipresent gods present in them, if any omnipresent gods exist.
Since omnipresent gods probably don't exist, the things that I am aware of are probably without their presence.
So, I claim "I know that/I am aware there are no[omnipresent] gods" as a statement of opinion which is probably true. I probably am aware of the absence of omnipresent gods rather than any of their omnipresence.
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