Prachettfan and Jakestarkley has a point
Declaring with 100% certainty there is or is not a God is actually a statement of belief.
The generally honest approach would be to take the agnostic position: We do really know nor do we have clear and decisive evidence to tell us if a said God exist.
(Question: What is "decisive evidence"? Even if some being descended from the sky and started raising the dead, would that mean that being was God? It turns out, not necessarily! If you can understand this, then you can understand the uselessness of miracles and claims of miracles--let alone other things.)
However, given some of the descriptions of particular Gods and their 'actions', I have no choice but to seriously doubt the existence of these Gods.
But am I 100% certain? No. Just strongly certain but not 100% sure.
Declaring with 100% certainty there is or is not a God is actually a statement of belief.
The generally honest approach would be to take the agnostic position: We do really know nor do we have clear and decisive evidence to tell us if a said God exist.
(Question: What is "decisive evidence"? Even if some being descended from the sky and started raising the dead, would that mean that being was God? It turns out, not necessarily! If you can understand this, then you can understand the uselessness of miracles and claims of miracles--let alone other things.)
However, given some of the descriptions of particular Gods and their 'actions', I have no choice but to seriously doubt the existence of these Gods.
But am I 100% certain? No. Just strongly certain but not 100% sure.
