/atheism/ - Atheism

Proof.

Evidence?

>>8211

Some solid hints would be enough for me.

I still wouldn't follow the rules because they are not very moral.

>>8215

Btw, Michael Ende hated the movie, so he let his name get removed from the end credits.

>>8217

Because he is an idiot. The fist movie is a classic.

Stephen King hated Shining for the same reason:

All these changes, muh vision.

An event that couldn't be reasonably explained through natural occurrences followed by God proclaiming his existence.

Just write out a bible verse on the moon or something for all the world to see.

>>8219

Maybe some billionair could do that in a few years.

A set definition of God that is shown to be consistent with reality through evidence. This proposition needs to be testable, falsifiable and repeatable by anyone, regardless of whether they believe in it or not

Multiple agreeing visions shared by all of humanity, followed by a booming voice from the heavens. Then God would manifest himself im a visible form and give a few interviews where he would explain his rationale, and impress us with his wisdom by presenting things we had not advanced enough to think of, but which made sense. He would also continue to umambiguously appear to ensure his message was not corrupted or misunderstood in later, more forgetful generations. That is what I would do if I wanted to prove my existence and benevolance beyond reasonable doubt to a species with minimal effort.

>>8248

>>If you tell her she's a goddess, she disappears.

She just doesn't believe in herself anymore.

>>8248

I don't get it.

>>8250

This version is better.

Evidence. Specifically, evidence that a god existing was more probable than a god not existing.

>>8211

what god OP? god is one of the most ambiguous words I have seen in my entire life.

The evidence to show that god exists would depend in how you define god

>>8293

Ah, so you're an ignostic atheist? A rare breed. It's nice to have you here.

>>8211

Dying (I mean dying for real, not just a near death experience) and meeting God in the afterlife. In fact, probably just having an afterlife might be enough because it's so contrary to everything we know about nature I would have to consider it supernatural and once I accept that, gods wouldn't seem nearly as far-fetched. If there is an afterlife waiting for me then this is bound to happen eventually, so I'll definitely be able to correct my mistake.

Of course I know what Christians would say to this, that you go hell unless you accept Jesus before you die, because changing your mind afterwards is against God's inexplicably arbitrary rules. I'll take my chances.

>>8219

>>8229

Also these would work.