The Pope Resigns. The Fall of Rome.

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It is impossible to comprehend anything outside of our senses. Even using technology, we are still beholden to our sight, touch, smell, etc. to interpret that evidence. In other words, we are unable to interact with non spatio temporal beings or forces, or even detect them. Which means, in a very real way, it is impossible to prove that God exists.

As I don't believe in anything without proof, it follows that God does not exist. Unlike you, I don't buy into mysticism and meaningless platitudes. I understand that when developing philosophy and ideas for humans, you need to cut out that which is unnecessary and impossible, rather than holding our thoughts up to a standard that is literally impossible to achieve.

As I said before, knowing with absolute certainty that the glass will fall off the table is a valid position, even if our understanding of gravity is incomplete.

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Lmao, I went on to refute the bolded part, and demonstrate why it is a meaningless statement.

You're bad at this.

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My position is very clear. You are just trying to prove a point, any point, because I've already made it perfectly clear your position makes about as much sense as entertaining the notion that the glass wouldn't fall off the table. Get over it. Your agnostic position has been irrefutably shown as bullshit, and based on nothing more than subjecting human knowledge to standards literally impossible to achieve.