DBlevins writes:
I guess I am confused by the 'evidence' portion of the statement. Obviously there will always be unidentified flying objects. Why make the point that evidence exists of something you see everyday?
To contrast it with something for which evidence is never seen (god), is my guess.
It seems like overkill and confuses poeple who identify ufo's in the popular sense of 'alien flying objects.
People who do that commit a massive logical fallacy.
I'd be more likely to put RR's 'ufo's' into the alien ufo slot, considering he seems to feel that they are driven by demons and not aliens. I guess I am saying, 'What's the difference between an alien driven ufo and a demon driven one?'
None, they're both equally faulty conclusions.
I understand your position that ufo's, by definition exist, but I think there is a not so subtle difference between what you are saying and what RR believes.
'Tis not our fault he commits a logical fallacy.