The staticity of religion is based off of the obviously true idea that what is truly true does not change. The laws of physics do not change just because scientists learn more about them, for example.
Would you please be so kind as to demonstrate the truth of Christianity? After all, extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence, as the late and great Carl Sagan said.
It's demonstrable through the world around us, whether you see it or not.
I disagree with your Sagan. Disproving is far more important a task than proving. Hypothetically, an extraordinary claim should require little evidence to disprove, and so should be capable of being easily disproven, while a more "realistic" claim requires more evidence to disprove, and so should be harder to disprove. If you dismiss a claim for lack of evidence, when there is also a lack of evidence against it, you might just be dismissing the truth. That works for justice, but it does not work for finding the actual truth.
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The same could be said about plenty of religious people.
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No doubt, but religion is pretty much static, while science is constantly evolving and improving.
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So you've basically switched from one belief system to another.
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Humans like consistancy. Religion is pretty static and thus gives a more stable and certain outlook on life.
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Would you please be so kind as to demonstrate the truth of Christianity? After all, extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence, as the late and great Carl Sagan said.
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It's demonstrable through the world around us, whether you see it or not.
I disagree with your Sagan. Disproving is far more important a task than proving. Hypothetically, an extraordinary claim should require little evidence to disprove, and so should be capable of being easily disproven, while a more "realistic" claim requires more evidence to disprove, and so should be harder to disprove. If you dismiss a claim for lack of evidence, when there is also a lack of evidence against it, you might just be dismissing the truth. That works for justice, but it does not work for finding the actual truth.
https://www.huffpost.com/entry/science-is-not-religion_b_3870282