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On Jul 15, 5:56 am, Antares 531 <gordonlrDEL...@swbell.net> wrote:
> On Mon, 14 Jul 2008 17:23:48 -0400, Brian E. Clark
>
> <re...@newsgroup.only.please> wrote:
> >In article <g3je745vhlou37gh340g2hhniu4vth4kpl@
> >4ax.com>, Antares 531 said...
>
> >> I'm not speaking for Robert, but my replies aren't to you, or to any
> >> specific atheist. My replies are intended for other readers who
> >> haven't yet passed the point of no return,
>
> >Don't be ridiculous; there is no "point of no
> >return." There is only a lack of evidence.
>
> Rejecting any and all "evidence" and refusing to re-think the matter
> is what I was referring to as the point of no return. Objective
> proof...no, there is none. Evidence...yes there is an abundance of
> evidence if one's mind-set is not such as to reject this evidence
> without examining it more thoroughly.
Obviously you have a mixed up here.
We mean "evidence" that can be essentially led to objective proof.
Sine you admitted no objective proof, it would also mean there is no
"evidence", right?
So, what point of no return you are talking about?

>
> >Should you or any of your brethren ever offer
> >something beyond appeal to faith and saccharine
> >sentiment, you would witness a conversion of atheists
> >so grand and so quick that it will make Pentecost look
> >like a hundred-year nap.
>
> Please read my other post on the subjects of quantum entanglements and
> Superstring-Membrane (SSM) theory. Or, at least read Bryan Clegg's
> book, The God Effect. Your local library should have a copy of this
> book.
What quantum entanglement? You mean your god is like the particles of
atom that can be broken down to proton, neutron and electron....then
further sub-particles?
First you must realize that atoms are materials, existed in this real
world, measurable, detectable even when we can't see them.
Your god is an "imaginary" thing...nothing real and not measurable,
not detectable, not even believable.
>
> Gordon