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Old 07-27-2002, 06:51 AM   #41
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<strong>So, permit me to repeat my original questions:
  • Do you believe in an impersonal God?
  • Do you have any reason whatsoever to posit the supernatural?
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1. I am agnostic toward the concept of a impersonal god, though I believe it is improbable.

2. I don't have any personal experience that would lead me to belive in the supernatural. Of what I've read (James Randi, CISCOP, Skeptic) there is little reason to believe in those things.
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Old 07-27-2002, 06:59 AM   #42
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<strong> That you would be "curious to see" how one could be a theist while granting your opening arguments seems to suggest that you are an atheist solely because you cannot envision a non-Christian deity. </strong>
You presume too much. Of course I can "envision" a non-Christian deity. I thought you might have interesting things to say in support of your reasons, beyond those I posted in the beginning of this thread. Jeez.

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<strong> the pervasive success of methodological naturalism and the persistent absence of evidence for the supernatural </strong>
I agree with those reasons.

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