What religion are you in?

[Rath]

stof said:

Rath said:
@Stof.

But isn't it illogical to claim that something which cannot be proven to not exist can't exist?

Your right, but there are infinate possibilities of what can technically possibly exist.

Ultimately, we can never really prove or disprove anything. But we can't actually operate on that principal. I can't prove that you, I or videogames exist. I can't prove that I'm not a dream, and I can't prove that when I wake up in the morning and get out of bed that the floor won't dissapear and I'll float off in to nothingness. But I can't spend all day wrapped in my covers screaming that there might not be a floor.

Ultimately, we have to first acknwledge that nothing can ever truly be proven or disproven, and then we have to completely ignore that technicality.

I think the ideas behind it have already been described in this thread far better than I can.

 

 Ahh so you acknowledge the possibility that there could be a god, even though it is incredibaly unlikely. That was all that I was asking.