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You are misquoting it, I think. Eliminating "probable" explanations is pointless. The quote is more correctly: when we eliminate all other possible explanations, whatever remains, however improbable, must be true. In the Dark Ages people could not imagine electronic computers, that doesn't mean that computers are "god". We have just begun learning about the Universe, to suggest that we have already ruled out all the "possible" or even "probable" explanations is ridiculous. I said your proof was not proof, I never said God didn't exist. You don't have to resort to changing my posts in this discussion. I think that a Creative Force does exist, but I don't think your proof is anything like adequate. You don't like "froth"? How about sophistry?
You are misquoting it, I think. Eliminating "probable" explanations is pointless. The quote is more correctly: when we eliminate all other possible explanations, whatever remains, however improbable, must be true. In the Dark Ages people could not imagine electronic computers, that doesn't mean that computers are "god". We have just begun learning about the Universe, to suggest that we have already ruled out all the "possible" or even "probable" explanations is ridiculous.
I said your proof was not proof, I never said God didn't exist. You don't have to resort to changing my posts in this discussion. I think that a Creative Force does exist, but I don't think your proof is anything like adequate. You don't like "froth"? How about sophistry?
