You are free to demonstrate otherwise. Oeps.
I cannot demonstrate what it does not look like to you.
That would be physical evidence of the soul.
You can't see magnetism either, but you can see it "working" through the fields it creates.
No, it is not 'physical evidence' of the soul because the soul is not physical, but it is evidence that the soul exists.
Give an example of something that is true, yet not factual.
That a soul exists.
No good and valid reason. And not just for me. That goes for everyone.
It just so happens that many people aren't bothered believing things for bad reasons.
You cannot speak for
everyone as to want are good or bad reasons for believing in things.
A good and valid reason is a misnomer because what is a good and valid reason to one person is not a good and valid reason to another person.
"i don't want it to be true!"
That could be a reason to not believe something. But is it a good reason?
No, it is a very bad reason. Often I don't want my religion to be true but I cannot disbelieve in what I know is true.
If not as poor as I think, then even poorer.
Then explain why it is poor, or poorer.
Nope.
All evidence is consistent with the idea that dead = dead. Game over. Finito. Fin. The End.
That's the opposite of an argument from ignorance.
You are dead wrong, it you will pardon the pun. This is not my first rodeo with atheists so I know all the logical fallacies they commit.
The only evidence you have is that when the physical body dies it is dead. You have no evidence that the soul does not leave the body and live on -- zero, zilch, nada. And that is why if you assert that there is
nothing that lives on after the body dies it is and argument from ignorance.
There is insufficient information to prove the proposition is either true or false. The choices may in fact not be two (true or false), but may be as many as four,
1. true
2. false
3. unknown between true or false
4. being unknowable (among the first three).
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An argument from ignorance is "i don't know, therefor the answer must be X", in a nutshell.
That is not what I'm doing here.
That is not what an argument from ignorance is. I suggest you bone up on your logical fallacies.
An argument from ignorance asserts that
a proposition is true because it has not yet been proven false or proposition is false because it has not yet been proven true. You are asserting that the proposition "an immortal soul exists" is false because it has not yet been proven true so that is an argument from ignorance because the choices may in fact not be two (true or false), but may be as many as four,
1. true
2. false
3. unknown between true or false
4. being unknowable (among the first three).
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All reliable and objective information we have, suggests that dead is the end.
There is no reliable and objective information to suggest otherwise.
That only applies to the physical body. There is evidence that the soul lives on whether you LIKE that evidence or not.
Scarcity is what creates value.
Life is precious, because it ends.
That is actually true. This physical life is precious because it ends and it is our only opportunity to enjoy physical things. It is also precious because it is our only opportunity to prepare for the next life. That is why there are so many warnings in scriptures, like this one:
40: O MY SERVANT! Free thyself from the fetters of this world, and loose thy soul from the prison of self. Seize thy chance, for it will come to thee no more. The Hidden Words of Bahá’u’lláh, p. 36