Re: Does God Exist?
if proof means verifiable data, then no, there is no proof either way.
really?
I actually know what you mean but I think we should all be a little less sure about how 'provable' science is (and yes, a little less certain about God's diktat too).
How many time do we accept something because it is based on surveys? If you apply the same type of surveys, apply the same statistical measures, Yes Gods will wallop the no Gods 8.5 to 1.5. And yeah, surveys are considered verifiable.