God FAQ

It seems that every time there is a debate over the existence of god, or the need for religion, theists seem to bring up the same (refuted) points over and over. I was thinking there must be some collection of arguments and rebuttals somewhere on the net? Could someone be kind enough to direct me to such a place?

>>61
Fail. We most certainly CAN KNOW whether the biblical god exists, because he's supposed to have created us, and he's supposed to perform miracles, respond to our prayers, etc. One good look at the world today is plenty enough to prove conclusively that he's not there.

These are the gods that agnosticism abstains from. As >>62 said, they're basically just afraid of being punished in the afterlife, so they say they don't know. They often term it to be unknowable to rationalize it; they're wrong.

Study after study has shown conclusively that prayer does fuck all to heal the sick. Study after study has shown conclusively that blessing food does fuck all for your health and prosperity (in fact, it often negatively affects you, because it makes you stupid). Study after study has shown conclusively that creationism is bullshit. Study after study has shown conclusively that we don't have free will; there is no existential consciousness.

He does not exist.