Well spoken if I may say.Questionmark wrote:and yet i do not feel inclined to answer or ask the same,
"This is just a parrot speech and the intend for a cozy chat"
ill give it one more try..
"Again, you didn't make a point(1), you only stated some irrelevant stuff, and how can I agree (2) to anything that doesn't have relevance(3)?"
1. what is the point i'm trying to make?
2. what is your point of view?
3. relevant to what?
Please include the answers of those questions in your next post, for my understanding and for keeping the discussion relevant,
You may refer to this:
Where exactly does the line between belief and knowledge go?I hope you see where agnosticism differs from claiming to know the actual (non-)existence of God, only by emphasizing the difference between knowledge and belief.
According to the quote Einstein would agree to the following;
"the truth values of certain claims—especially claims about the existence or non-existence of God, as well as other religious and metaphysical claims—are unknown or unknowable."
They remain believable or not, but agree no one is capable of actually proving God or not.
What you consider evidence may have been altered like it may be false or correct, the problem is it seems impossible to (dis)prove any..
You agree or not?
I must disagree then.