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    Who believes in unicorns? They are well documented (even in the bible). If you say 'No', this is not based on faith - you just have no proof of there ever being unicorns. Replace unicorns with God/s and you pretty much have the atheist stance. It's not I don't believe, it's just that rationalism dictates that without proof there is no need to believe in a non-existence. They just "aren't" real.

    And just cos we don't know about something (eg. the untapped 96% potential of the human brain) it's wrong to inset God into the gaps. Especially since these gaps are getting smaller and smaller as science uncovers more and more.

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