All atheists are 'religious' in that they have faith that a God whom they cannot disprove does in fact not exist.
Jake, Jake, Jake, pay up, shortstop.
How strange that suddenly, your “disprove it” argument (such that it is), doesn’t apply to you.
Let me remind you what you wrote:
“All atheists are 'religious' in that they have faith that a God whom they cannot disprove does in fact not exist.”
Well, dear, I actually can disprove gods. You cannot disprove it. Similarly, You agreed to pay me $1,000,000. Disprove it!
You cannot. Therefore, I want my money.
You have made this same nonsensical “you can’t disprove it” comment before. I would have thought that you were smart enough not to make this same error that your average fundie makes. Why is there a requirement to "not prove" gawds? You and I both know that there is no such requirement to disprove the non-existence of
anything.
I addressed this fallacious and pointless claim elsewhere, but for the new folks:
You
cannot require "disproof of that which is not" as a standard because you are establishing a fallacious standard. If you can demand, "Prove there is no gods" but not demand that the asserter of gods prove there is, then anyone can counter your demand
using your own standard:
Thus, I do have proof disproving the existence of god,
prove that I do not. See?
You have established that "prove it isn't" is a viable standard, and I am merely accepting your standards and playing it right back at you. I cannot be held to task for this, since if it is okay for you to have such a standard, I can have such a standard as well.
Therefore, it
must be the asserter of all positive (i.e., such and such exists) premises to prove their assertion. With equal validity, I cannot "prove there isn't" a Santa Claus, leprechauns, gnomes, werewolves, etc. etc. etc., but we do not go around insisting there be an establishment of proof of non-existence for those things. Why does the assertion of gods get past this same standard?
Could it be that it's comforting to have this illogical and contradictory "loophole"?