I love how atheist can find no proof in God, yet science has many conflicts that can't be logically explained, yet most atheist take it as fact.
You are making no sense to me.
If I had proof of a God I wouldn't be atheist, I would be a <insert religion here>. Perhaps you could provide an example of a conflict that an atheist may take as a 'fact' ? I would suggest being careful in using the word 'fact' as you did.
Mankind has a long history of explaining away the unknown as evidence of divinity. Modern religions, to date, have been no exception.
Would you say you know Aathiesm is real?
Or would you just say you have faith in atheism, Also if you read all my posts you'll get the jist of what I meant as I already illustrate it pages ago. Thanks for the civil reply though.
Atheism is real. Catholicism is real. Buddhism is real. <insert religion> is real. They are all equally real because people adhere to those beliefs (or lack thereof). For example, we can provide evidence that Catholicism is 'real' because there are people actively following that faith and those people are the 'evidence'. The real question is not whether or not a particular belief system is real, but whether or not what is being believed in is in fact real.
There is no proof in the existence or lack of existence of any one god or gods. Proving the lack of belief in divinity behind atheism is impossible, because in order to do, one would have to exist in all of space/time simultaneously and have the capability to verify divinity vs. technology. In other words, in order to verify the lack of a true divinity with 100% absolute certainty, one would have to be divine themselves thus disproving the lack of divine presence. In comparison, proving religious beliefs is relatively easy as all the divinity in question has to do is 'speak up' on a divine scale.
Faith in atheism no. I am only atheist until proven otherwise.
Edited by mikeinnaples, 18 May 2015 - 07:55 PM.