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In reply to the discussion: Can we "know" God doesn't exist. [View all]trotsky
(49,533 posts)6. We can definitely know that certain gods don't exist.
Basically any god about which has been made a testable claim.
So that pretty much covers most of the gods that have been postulated to this point. Only the nebulous "universal force" type gods don't fit into that category. And no, it doesn't count to retreat to that kind of god when confronted or questioned about it, then return to your personal savior whose body and blood you consume once the discussion is over.
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Nothing to add, everyone else has already noted why it's impossible to argue the point.
beam me up scottie
May 2015
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