Straggler writes:
1) What subjective evidence in favour of the existence of gods is there? Can someone provide some actual examples of this form of evidence?
Jesus appearing in my soup?
Straggler writes:
2) Is subjective evidence limited to entities that can be empirically detected or not?
Subjective evidence is limited only to the imagination.
Straggler writes:
On what basis (aside from belief) is the cause of these subjective experiences attributed to supernatural entities...
I don't think subjective evidence is only attributed to the supernatural, if I tell someone that I was chased through the woods by a orangutan with pink dyed fur and no one was there to verify that it happened that'd be subjective evidence.
Straggler writes:
4) Is belief itself a form of evidence on which we can justify belief?
Not at all, I'm pretty sure now that I think about it I only BELIEVED that was a pink orangutan at the time. I'm pretty sure it was actually cousin Bob in last years Halloween costume.
Here is a question for you though. If the only evidence that something exists IS subjective does that mean that it DOESN'T exist? What if say a group of researcher discovers a fairy that appears every 10,000 years in the sewers of Detroit and grants 8 wishes to the first person who talks to it, but the researchers die on the way out of the sewers due to a flash flood. It actually did happen but there is no record of it.
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