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In any branch of thinking (i.e. science, theology, philosophy, etc) would think that any proof would be evidence but I fail to see how any evidence would need to be proof. But I am open to seeing the simplest dictionary definition or to be informed of a situation in which whatever evidence of some sort is provided it is then proof (bad sentence. sorry). As far as I am concerned, in the sciences as elsewhere, evidence supports a notion but is not proof unless it is strong enough to abolish all doubt.I also fail to see any ontological argument that is sound enough to be proof.
In any branch of thinking (i.e. science, theology, philosophy, etc) would think that any proof would be evidence but I fail to see how any evidence would need to be proof. But I am open to seeing the simplest dictionary definition or to be informed of a situation in which whatever evidence of some sort is provided it is then proof (bad sentence. sorry). As far as I am concerned, in the sciences as elsewhere, evidence supports a notion but is not proof unless it is strong enough to abolish all doubt.
I also fail to see any ontological argument that is sound enough to be proof.
