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> A feel like most atheist firmly denies the existence of god or the supernatural, because they care more about the power of their argument than the truth. The truth looks like a weak argument, but acknowledging a lack of information is the foundation of science. Perhaps some atheist can’t tell the difference between rejecting the assertion of god, and rejecting the possibility of god.

I don't "deny" the existence of gods and the supernatural because of argument; I just don't see any concrete evidence that they exist. I need evidence so I can know they exist instead of just believing they do.

> A feel like most atheist firmly denies the existence of god or the supernatural, because they care more about the power of their argument than the truth. The truth looks like a weak argument, but acknowledging a lack of information is the foundation of science. Perhaps some atheist can’t tell the difference between rejecting the assertion of god, and rejecting the possibility of god.

I don't "deny" the existence of gods and the supernatural because of argument I just don't see any concrete evidence that they exist. I need evidence so I can know they exist instead of just believing they do.

A feel like most atheist firmly denies the existence of god or the supernatural, because they care more about the power of their argument than the truth. The truth looks like a weak argument, but acknowledging a lack of information is the foundation of science. Perhaps some atheist can’t tell the difference between rejecting the assertion of god, and rejecting the possibility of god.

I don't "deny" the existence of gods and the supernatural because of argument I just don't see any concerete evidence that they exist. I need evidence so I can know they exist instead of just believing they do.