Hi everyone,
Atheists usually accuse believers of seeing things they want to see. From Floo's case it is clear that atheists and skeptics ignore and turn a blind eye to things that are staring them in the face ...just because they don't want to believe it.
What is the use of asking for evidence if you don't want to see it?
Cheers.
Sriram
No Sriram, it's nothing to do with whether I want to believe these things of yours or not, I have no reason to believe these ideas of yours mainly because there is nothing in the way of evidence that would make me want to think anything other than combined with the fact that they look so obviously man made to me and there's every indication that they are in fact man made ideas.
Then when you take a look at how far back so many of these ideas come from, those times were not exactly set at the summer times of easily available fountains of knowledge, more like at some of our leanest times in terms of knowledge and to top all of that just take a look at the magic, mystical and superstitional claims.
I could easily deal with any of it, if or when in the very unlikely event, of some sort of supportable evidence being found and supplied, I'll be as devout a believer as the next person.
Sorry Sriram, at the moment the magical, mystical and superstition based parts of all of that religious stuff is just plain daft, silly to me.
Douglas Adams quotes sum religion up for me, I wish I could put my words as skilfully as he did.
Regards ippy.
P. S. Don't forget we only disagree on ideas.