mystic64
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I agree with you.
Atheism is no problem. It has no basis. We should convince them with the our reasonable and brilliant signs and arguments on one to one basis in and outside the Academia, over a cup of tea and coffee, like:
I am confident we can convince them with peaceful dialogue .
Hello! Hello! Hello!
Peace be on you and your family.
Over a cup of hot coffee or tea in the Tim Hortons
Without the burden of “Burden of proof”
Let us compare our notes on:
“Does God exist or does not exist?”
Don’t worry; I will pay the bill of Tim Hortons.
Cordially invited to one to one discussion
Open to everybody, the Theists (the believers in God) of all denominations and the Atheists (the non-believers) of all hues and colors.
It will be a peaceful dialogue and without derision or ridicule.
Just call me, please:
I am, Skeptic of the Skeptic, a believer in God very naturally.
Regards
"I am confident we can convince them with peaceful dialogue." Paarsurry, I like your attitude and your approach to possibilities! But it is hard for me to as optimistic as you are . At least relative to peaceful dialog (no loudness, anger, and/or pounding on the table) . Now the concept of "brillant signs and arguments", in my opinion, is where things could possibly become interesting and doable. And lets face it, if one's words were guided by God or some other of the Loving Divine, things relative to dialog could go in interesting directions relative to doable. Paarsurrey, your "without the burden of proof" idea is also an interesting, in my opinion, approach to dialog . Because lets face it, at this point in time there does not seem to be any absolute proof for Theism or Atheism. Past legend claims that there was proof for Theism, but there does not seem to be any of that kind of proof present in today's world. So without the burden of proof, dialog might become possible and maybe even peaceful .