say what? (Epistemology) (The atheist delusion)

by romansh ⌂ @, Tuesday, February 07, 2012, 02:16 (4674 days ago) @ xeno6696

I would agree that there is a difference between disbelieving and not believing. And disbelieving has an element of faith; in the same sense believing in a negative statement. eg there are no pixies under my garden shed. 
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> > While in practice or pragmatically I might disbelieve in pixies under my garden shed, philosophically speaking I just don't believe in those pixies. Just simply because there is no evidence for the said pixies, other than some Victorian tales.
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> > This is a general comment and not aimed particularly at anyone's post in particular.
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> No, but its directly pertinent to the discussion we were having.
I'm not sure to which part you are saying No to Matt.-It can't be to all of it, while you may disagree with my opinion, you would need magical powers to deduce that I don't have my opinion.-;-)
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> Thanks for dropping in again!!!-Yeah - just keeping you guys on the straight and narrow
So to speak


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