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#308 by our friend
@gnostic in the thread. I understand, he does not agree with one. Right, please?
RE-read what ecco wrote:
Evidence does support atheism. There is vast evidence that shows that man created gods, usually in his (man's) own image.
Ecco said "evidence", not "natural science" support that men created gods.
Evidence don't always mean "science" especially not "natural science".
Evidence can historical evidence, which are written records or literary evidence. This (history) isn't science. History can either be related to social science or to humanities, and social science and humanities are not "NATURAL" Science.
Archaeological evidence are also not "NATURAL" Science, hence evidence in archaeology don't necessarily point to scientific evidence.
For instance, in archaeology, you go to some sites and compare pottery, like urns, beakers, etc, from different times of different cultures. The styles are not the only differences: it could be different overall designs and structures, use of different paints, different methods to fire and glaze pottery, etc.
In the above example. You need experts in prehistorical or ancient pottery, who may or may not have any qualification of natural science.
What I mean by natural sciences, are branches of studies like physics, chemistry, biology, Earth science and astronomy. They differed from Social Sciences and other sciences.
For instance, Natural Science and Physical Science, all required any explantory/predictive models to be falsifiable and testable, tested (Scientific Method), and peer-reviewed.
Social Sciences, like psychology and anthropology, don't require to be falsifiable and don't require to folllow Scientific Method protocols.
Do you understand what I saying here?
Evidence depends on what types of science or studies involved.
There are lot of evidence that religion and religious beliefs are all demonstrated to be man-made, including the writing of scriptures.
No, paarsurrey. I don't disagree with ecco's comments.
You have misunderstood ecco's comment and my earlier posts.