From: zztopmyself@gmail.com   
      
   If someone makes a statement that something exists the onus is upon them to   
   prove it.   
   For instance, if I said I have a diamond the size of a horse buried in the   
   forest I would expect everybody to disbelieve me and ask for proof. It's no   
   use me whining saying 'but prove I havn't'. It doesn't work like that.   
   If you make a statement of something being, existing etc its up to you to   
   prove it or stfu.   
   There is no god and no afterlife. I can say that as it's a negative. For   
   someone to argue the point they would need to provide real positive proof I'm   
   wrong. The onus is on them to do so.   
      
   And please, a mention of a book of fairy tales written and rewritten many   
   times over 2000 years proves nothing. You'll need better more modern evidence   
   that can be tested to prove it.   
      
   --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05   
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