Why is it important? What happens if I don't accept the possibility of a deity, worst case scenario?
I've acknowledged that I will accept their assertion when its accompanied by evidence. That is more than we are granted.
Defending the epistemological possibility of God seems irrelevant and likely perpetuating those sociological issues.
Catholic church came out in support of exorcisms the other day. I can't say they're epistemological wrong, right? I can only say the actions of witch burning are wrong, not the reasoning behind it?
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Date: 2014-07-23 06:28 am (UTC)I've acknowledged that I will accept their assertion when its accompanied by evidence. That is more than we are granted.
Defending the epistemological possibility of God seems irrelevant and likely perpetuating those sociological issues.
Catholic church came out in support of exorcisms the other day. I can't say they're epistemological wrong, right? I can only say the actions of witch burning are wrong, not the reasoning behind it?