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21st April 2019 02:17
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No disrespect to atheists...
..But does their particular belief structure require “explaining away” every single supernatural experience any one in the history of the world has ever had/claimed? That seems like a lot of work and against the numbers...
I know a lot of good hearted people who subscribe to atheistic beliefs and know a large portion of the world identify as atheists. I just don’t understand how they can hold that belief in confidence when near concrete spiritual evidences are available to be observed be it the normalcy of “voodoo spirits” of Haitian towns, “ghost resorts” of Missouri, and seemingly innumerable personal experiences that many of us have. I can understand (it being within the realm of possibility) of supernatural beings representing themselves in various forms though any form would seem to rule out atheism.
Unless I am missing something?Any thoughts?
Thanks
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21st April 2019 02:56
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