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Originally Posted by GobbHayte
True, but there is no single piece of experimental evidence for the non-existence of god, only failure to prove god's existence. it's not the same thing.
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There's no evidence for the non-existence of anything, there couldn't be, so that isn't an argument in favour of the existence of god, or if it is then it equally supports
anything that can be imagined. If someone believes in the existence of gods simply because they can't be disproved, then aren't they compelled by the same logic to believe in fairies, flying spaghetti monsters and Russell's Teapot (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Russell's_teapot)?