it's simple. someone either has proof or not that there is no kind of deity that exists. why believe there isn't one if you can't prove there isn't one?I'm curious as to whether you even know what your point is or not, and how on Earth it is at all relevant to my comments.
Meh, actually not that curious. I'm pretty sure I already know the answer.
for example: when i was a kid, my friend thought there was a monster in his closet, and was trying to convince me there was. i proved this monster didn't exist by opening the door and turning on the light in the closet and showing no possibility of an actual live physical monster like he claimed and possibly sincerely believed.
i guess it could exist on another planet or underground or something.But does that necessarily mean that it doesn't exist? Even a stopped clock is right twice a day. Maybe I stumbled on the truth by accident.
I think you're misunderstanding my argument. I'm not saying that god-claims are made up; I'm saying that if they don't have any more support than something that's clearly made up, then it's reasonable to treat them as if they don't exist.
i understand your debate. what i am saying is, how do you know they don't have proof of a deity that you aren't allowed to see and/or by that deity? maybe you aren't worthy...yet. if you happen to wanna be worthy of that.