Originally posted by Marchello
*["...God is not a absolute truth, it is not testable by the scientific method. A piece of literature does not make it fact."]***If God is not absolute truth because the fact that He is...is not testable by the scientific method...how, then, can you say with "absolute certainty" that He is NOT...if you cannot test that He is NOT by the same scientific method? The ABSENCE of your untestable scientific method data does not make your contention a fact.
Marchello
Not actually, in fact the opposite. This is from the Sydney Morning Herald book review of Richard Dawkins new book, The God Delusion:
Believers say Faith can't be examined emprically. They say you can't find God by reading science books and wieghing facts. Maybe not, Dawkins would counter, but you can find against him.
The problem with you argument there is that the lack of proof somehow confirms the existence of God. It doesn't. It shows there is no proof to support him. Saying "Buuuuut that's the way God wants it" is equally silly when evidence arises with increasing frequency which does not support Biblical claims.
It seems damning evidence can be found against the existence of a deity, but none for him. Tell me, why does you God feel the need to have a world in which the evidence points away from the deity and nothing but blind faith towards?
(Full review at the following site)The God Delusion- Review