If someone claims that there is a God they have the burden of proving that God exists right
But doesn't someone who does a counter claim of there is no god also have the burden of proving that God doesn't exist?
Because both parties are claiming something
One claims God does exist
The other claims God doesn't exist
in the end they are both claiming something so doesn't the burden of proof lie with both parties
2007-06-29
03:09:21
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Cat's Eye Angie
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i didn't ask why athiests exist
2007-06-29
03:16:58 ·
update #1