If they're a trustworthy observer, I'd certainly give them the benefit of the doubt that they saw something unexplainable. I certainly wouldn't immediately jump down their throat and tell them they were an idiot for believing in ghosts.Quote from LongShot:
If someone says they've seen a ghost do you believe it until YOU can prove otherwise?![]()
Knowing and believing are definitely two different things. I may believe there is (for want of a better word) a God, but I would not claim to know it definitively.Quote from Gordon Gekko:
the concept of a "god" does not bother me THAT much. i still think it's ridiculous to claim you know a "god" exists, worship one, or put "in god we trust" on money, when there's nothing to justify it.
HOWEVER, what REALLY bugs me are the people who claim a "god" exists, AND they know who/what it is! i'm talking about ones who talk about this obviously fake bible bullshit! there is NO WAY human beings on earth have all the answers!! NO WAY!!!!
Quote from ArchAngel:
You're certainly entitled to your opinion (as are those who have other myriad beliefs), but you can't prove your belief anymore than someone who believes in the existance of a creative intelligence can prove it.
What do you mean by an "impossible task"? Can you give an example? I am asking for a reason.Quote from Cutten:
the exceptions simply have not considered the logical impossibility of omnipotence & omniscience (e.g. an omnipotent being cannot create an impossible task, without losing his omnipotence in the process). Thus even the intelligent theists have admitted that there is no real God after all, just a kind of advanced, powerful creator-being.