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Absence of evidence is not evidence of absence.
That is true. Yet extraordinary claims are less likely to be true. This is the concept of onus.
It can be incidentally proved that God definitely does not exist, but you wouldn't appreciate that, so out of respect I won't provide this information here.
That is true. Yet extraordinary claims are less likely to be true. This is the concept of onus.
It can be incidentally proved that God definitely does not exist, but you wouldn't appreciate that, so out of respect I won't provide this information here.