Atheism is a belief (Why Atheists don't believe part 2)

I'm quite comfortable with the fact their might be a God, so I guess that would make me an Agnostic. But either way, if God's existence cannot be shown objectively and all natural phenomena can be explained otherwise then there is sufficient grounds to simply disregard Him as a factor.For me, my lack of faith has less to do with whether God exists and more to do with how I relate to Him. I, for one, don't believe IN God insofar as I seek neither His guidance or approval.

You mean subjective evidence, then.

It short circuits ANY discussion. It's one of your favourite tactics! ;-)One might as well assume that we discuss "reality" as it presents itself to us. Any other speculation is ultimately pointless. No.Edited by RickJB, : Typos.

Yes, but if you mean to imply that because you are in a position to "observe" God in your thoughts this makes him an objective reality then you're on very shaky ground. Even if you find another believer there's no way to know that you are talking about the SAME god. It's the "colour problem" again!Now science can get around the "colour problem" by talking about wavelengths of light. Even with differing types of units, the relative scales can always be discerned (like a with a ratio, for example - 1:3).God, on the other hand, has no wavelength!Edited by RickJB, : Typos.

How do you know you're all talking about the same God?

That's because you can't. All you will get are subjective, non-falsifiable opinions. No, but somewhere up the chain someone will have, and their observations will be falsifiable.

Dead wrong.1. Ohnhai has not claimed any authority for his position.2. Nor is he closed to the possibility that he might be mistaken.Edited by RickJB, : No reason given.