Interested in an Experimental Test of the God Hypothesis?

Question

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Tom

Answer 1

Not interested,you shall not put God to the test.

Answer 2

This one is always interesting. If you get a result that by some chance or false inference confirms God the Christians get all excited and bounce up in down saying, "Lookie, Lookie".

If you get the negative result, which is by far the most common, the Christians yell foul and say, "You should not put God to the test."

Funny how that works.

Answer 3

There's nothing you could do to disprove the idea of God all together. The theists would jump through hoops and argue that their deity exists outside of time, space, and physical observation. And that humans would not be able to understand an omnipotent being, especially one in hiding save for the emotional experiences of "true" believers. How would you even define a god for sake of the argument? Or create an experiment to disprove ANY chance that it exists?

Can you disprove the spaghetti monster?

In my opinion, Darwin disproved the idea of a personal, human god by providing an elegant theory for the refinement of all life on Earth. But even he would not be able to concoct an experiment to disprove the idea of a deity entirely.

Answer 4

God can be "tested" just like aliens, Bigfoot, the Loch Ness Monster and the Wise and Mighty FSM... *Not at all*.

One cannot find evidence for that which does *not* exist.
(I note your implicit agreement with me in your failure to respond to this point a day or two ago. Why keep trying?)

Answer 5

I tested for God and the litmus paper turned pink.

Answer 6

The existence of your god can't be proved or disproved.

The "test" is along the lines of "if you're repeatedly brainwashed with christian propaganda, will you become a christian?"

Answer 7

God lives in the hearts of those who love him

Answer 8

I'm working on it, Tom. :)