- if so, as established, prove yours is not a fallacy by providing the etched tablets from the heavens - found in your 4th century book. and all three desert religions.
you are a sad case, clyde.
Hear that "whistling sound"? Not to worry, that's just the wind blowing through the empty space between your ears.
A "logical fallacy" is the easiest deception to expose. When anyone attempts to make an argument that a human hand has 11 digits instead of the factual 10 by holding up one hand while subtracting digits down to the last digit on one hand and declaring that count as "6" and then proceeds to add up the "5" fingers on the other hand and declares........see

6 +5 = 11, you only thought you had 10 fingers, I just demonstrated that you have 11.
Again.......when the "prima facie" evidence supports the conclusion of truth......its the "prosecutor" not the "defendant", the one accused, that must Prove the Prima Facie evidence to be a fallacy by OBJECTIVELY presenting evidence.
You have reversed the system because its you that CANNOT PROVE the negative fallacy that you are claiming. Your logical fallacy is attempting to claim truth by declaring that something that has never been found somehow means it never existed even through the PRIMA FACIE evidence of its existence has never been demonstrated to be false by a presentation of "positive" objective facts in evidence.
The Holy Scriptures are filled with the Prima Facie evidences that the 10 commandments existed and was accepted as truth for over 3500 years of human existence.
The Law of the Excluded Middle is the very first "law of logic". Your attempted argument has already been dismissed by Logic. As presented previously. Do you have archaeological evidence that Constantine ever took a "crap"? By your logic........he never took a crap in his life because there is no evidence of such.......when LOGIC proves that he did.
Truth can exist void of facts in evidence.......sometimes TRUTH is concluded based on "HOW IT APPEARS......." until someone can prove that it is NOT AS IT FIRST APPEARS.
Prima Facie:
en.wikipedia.org
Circular Argument:
en.wikipedia.org