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How much proof do people need?

Started this discussion. Last reply by Stephen Moore Jun 5, 2010. 8 Replies 0 Likes

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Stephen Moore replied to Tom Begasse's discussion How much proof do people need?

"I am very disappointed that John King didn't ask probing questions about the existence of "God". Why? The issue is rather irrelevant to the purpose of Captain Mantz being interviewed: advocacy of the provision of psychological…"

Jun 5, 2010

Tom Thompson replied to Tom Begasse's discussion How much proof do people need?

"What the "mind" experiences as it is dying may sound interesting but for the purposes of acting as a witness in God's trial I don't give it much credence."

May 18, 2010

Tom Begasse replied to Tom Begasse's discussion How much proof do people need?

"I agree with you there and am glad he didn't make a mention of a god."

May 18, 2010

ichabod wurkston replied to Tom Begasse's discussion How much proof do people need?

"There was an experiment using the centrifugal force simulators that are used for simulating the g-force of high speed travel in jets. In the experiment they made hundreds of pilets black out...thier description of peacefulness, white light etc was…"

May 17, 2010

Adia Lynette replied to Tom Begasse's discussion How much proof do people need?

"I don't bother to use logical arguments against emotional claims. It never comes to anything."

May 17, 2010

Tarquin St John Sh'gn'sty replied to Tom Begasse's discussion How much proof do people need?

""Many people think this is a god experience. How can we refute this? " It's not up to us to refute anything. The burden of proof remains with the ones making the claim.It's up to them to provide evidence,rather than supposition…"

May 16, 2010

Marshall replied to Tom Begasse's discussion How much proof do people need?

"I appreciated the fact that the Captain made no mention of god, which he almost certainly would have were he a christian. When asked about NDEs he asserted that they don't exist (or he's needs to change the way he's living his life)."

May 16, 2010

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How much proof do people need?

This has really been bugging me. I saw this interview on CNN: John King, USA a few days ago. The service man interviewed was shot by a snipper, died ... I mean, gone, flat lined ... only to be revived 15 minutes later. Luckily, he suffered no brain damage and is able to describe the entire process of dying. I am very disappointed that John King didn't ask probing questions about the existence of "God". It is clear in this interview that there is no "God". The evidence contradicting the…See More

May 16, 2010

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For the most part we photographers see the world as it truly is through the lens of a camera which is what we also strive to do as atheists and skeptics. Photographers of all skill levels welcome.See More

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About Me: Been an atheist for as long as I can remember.

Age Group: 41-50

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At 4:43am on December 10, 2009, Dr. Terence Meaden said…: Welcome to this splendid web site and its thousands of bright people like you who recognise religion for what it is---nothing but a great fraud.

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At 1:05pm on December 7, 2009, Roach said…: Hi Tom and welcome to A/N. To answer your questions I don't market or advertise as specializing in secular weddings although I do tend to attract that type of clientele. I do mostly outdoor/beach weddings and even a few pagan ceremonies and would have no problem with gay ceremonies.
I don't mind working with someone who likes my work even if they happen to be religious. The truth is I have concerns about my religious and political beliefs hurting my business therefore don't publicly associate the two. I'm very open to the fact that I'm an atheist in my personal life and on other networking sites like facebook.
Just curious are you in the business as well?