Take note, Atheists: If you claim to know that God does not exist then you need to be able to prove it.
If you assert that you know that the god of the Bible doesn't exist then the burden of proof is on you to demonstrate your claim. So before you shoot your mouth off with bold assertions in that area...make sure you can back it up.
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@redredred I expect you'll be able to do it to at least the same standard of proof too. Let's see how many theists are sure enough of their beliefs to take you up on your offer. My estimate is none.
Well my point was that if an atheist makes a knowledge claim about the existence of a god then they bear the burden of proof in the same way that a theist does when they make a knowledge claim about the existence of a god.
How does saying "Prove Odin and i'll prove Yahweh" address that point?
@Pikachu presumably you don’t believe in those deities. By what process did you come to that proof? I’ll use the same process and standard of proof to prove Yahweh doesn’t exist.
BTW, Don’t waste your time. There is no logical way to prove a negative. If you want to try, prove there are no bison in your kitchen. Personal observations are not proof.
