WolfpackN64 said:
The problem is that the proof put forward (revelation) is never accepted. So the burden actually falls on both sides because they're equally inconclusive. |
Well, revelations aren't actually proofs. I can write a book right now saying that I talked to a giant spaghetti monster and he told me everything about the world and convince 10 of my friends to do the same. Wouldn't make it proof that this monster actually exists.








