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    @mono & Ukit2
    I'm suggesting that Atheism is as much a belief as Christianity.
    Like Christianity, Atheism provides an answer to the question "Does god exist?'.
    However, the burden of proof here remains with the Atheists because it is universally acknowledged that Christianity is a belief and subsequently beliefs, by definition, require no proof.
    If Atheism is not a belief, where is the proof.

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    • no you're WRONG,
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    • Your burden logic is utterly flawedmonospaced
    • How?Morning_star
    • going from "beliefs require no proof" to saying Atheists have the burden of proof is absolutely bonkersmonospaced
    • the simple fact is that anyone making a "supernatural" claim usually has to explain why it's breaking natural lawsmonospaced
    • the very definition of burden of proof... when proof is needed to explain something absolutely impossible by naturemonospaced
    • such as a man-like god with omnipotence and a focus on the middle east a few thousand years agomonospaced
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