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Tuna said:
For example the theory "All cars are blue." can be falsified simply by observing a single non-blue car. Then again, theory "there is a god" is not falsifiable, thus is, by default, false. Only when it becomes falsifiable, by someone providing me with methods to somehow test if there is a god or not, will the theory be worth even the slightest of considerations.
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Thank you. I haven't said "there is no God." I said "prove God exists". As you point out, they are not equal statements.
{This is certainly going to cause an uproar:}
There is less evidence for the existence of God than there is for UFOs. Yet, oddly enough, more people (by far) believe in God. Heck, more people believe in voodoo than in UFOs. People who believe in UFOs are called "crackpots". People who believe in God are "mainstream". We live in an irrational world indeed ...