BananaSlug
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What evidence do I have of your first pair of shoes? None!
Evidence of my first pair of shoes =/= evidence of God creating the earth.
Does this mean that if we do have evidence of something it definitely exists? We have transitional fossils, genetic data, embryology, etc.
Does this mean there is no evidence of your first pair of shoes?
I have baby photos.
Does this mean you didn’t have a first pair of shoes?
In a courtroom, if the prosecution does not have any evidence to show the defendent commited a crime, he would be acquited due to lack of evidence.
My lack of evidence does not change the fact that you did have a first pair of shoes, which makes my lack of evidence irrelevant.
I am quite alive right now and I have shoes. It stands to reason that if I am currently living and have a pair of shoes then sometime in my life I received my first pair of shoes.
God is currently not available to see if he created the world. He might have created it yet the only evidence he left was in the Bible. There are also many other religions that claim the earth was made by their god(s). If all of these manuscripts claim the world was made by their deities, and there is no physical evidence available in the world, then we must acquit due to lack of evidence. There is no way of knowing which is right if there is no other evidence.
If it's not scientific, then it's not true, right?
It it is true, it can be verified through science. Totally different concept.
Because scientists are omniscient, right?
No. Scientists are wrong a lot. The difference is we change when we realize we are wrong.
If God exist, they must know, right?
No. A supernatural deity would be outside the boundary of science yet there is no indirect evidence a deity exists. If a supernatural deity refuses to show itself and there is no way to reliably test for a deity why assume there is one?
If they don't know, He doesn't exist, right?
No. Not knowing=/= does not exist.
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