What atheists have to believe

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Pamho, agtSP!

 

An atheist, strong or weak, can build his atheism in belief in one of the

following:

 

1. The belief that God doesn't exist.

2. The belief that we can't know if God exist.

3. The belief that no evidence and/or solid proof for God exist or has been

found.

4. The belief that no one has been presented with evidence and/or solid

proof.

5. The belief that no evidence and/or solid proof has been presented to him

and those he met or heard about.

6. The belief that no evidence and/or solid proof has been presented to him

alone.

7. If evidence has presented to him and he won't accept it then he can have:

The belief that he can evaluate the presented evidence.

8. The only way the atheist might build his atheism on knowledge, is if he

admits that he has been presented with evidence and/or some proclaimed solid

proof, but that he knows he didn't understand it. But even that can be

questioned, because the atheist might actually have understood the evidence

but just be in denial about it. He could be deluding and lying to himself,

which often happens to people when they have very strong, negative feelings

about a thing. In other words, he can actually only believe that he didn't

understand the presented evidence and/or solid proof.

 

So ultimately, atheism is a position build on faith.

 

Any more ways an atheist has to believe? Or just any comments?

 

Ys, AKD