koshergrl
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Essentially the argument has come down to this:
Anti-Christians believe that the only "faith" that is "faith" is that "faith" attached to religion.
They do not recognize "faith" in any other realm, including the realm of science.
Unfortunately, this doesn't work because if that were true, then nobody would ever need to prove any theory because just making the assumption that it's true would be considered "evidence" that it was true.
Somewhere, a scientist is laughing his ass off.
Anti-Christians believe that the only "faith" that is "faith" is that "faith" attached to religion.
They do not recognize "faith" in any other realm, including the realm of science.
Unfortunately, this doesn't work because if that were true, then nobody would ever need to prove any theory because just making the assumption that it's true would be considered "evidence" that it was true.
Somewhere, a scientist is laughing his ass off.