Having an opinion doesn't mean you're right either. Any infantile fantasist can state they have proof of the afterlife, but if you don't share your 'proof' so it can scrutinized then it's meaningless.
In short, Hitchens' razor: What is asserted without evidence, can be dismissed without evidence.
I didn't say it meant they were right, but you cannot disprove it, either.. so what's the point in the debate?
People try to claim they have proof of God by using the bible...
but we can't prove or disprove that, because it's just a book and we weren't there to experience the events. We can either accept the knowledge or bitch about it and shoot it down, or say, "I respect your beliefs, but I believe something different" and leave it at that.
Is it normal I believe I know about the Afterlife?
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Having an opinion doesn't mean you're right either. Any infantile fantasist can state they have proof of the afterlife, but if you don't share your 'proof' so it can scrutinized then it's meaningless.
In short, Hitchens' razor: What is asserted without evidence, can be dismissed without evidence.
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I didn't say it meant they were right, but you cannot disprove it, either.. so what's the point in the debate?
People try to claim they have proof of God by using the bible...
but we can't prove or disprove that, because it's just a book and we weren't there to experience the events. We can either accept the knowledge or bitch about it and shoot it down, or say, "I respect your beliefs, but I believe something different" and leave it at that.