Why do non-religious people think that religious people live in fool's paradise?

[ajazali]

Re: Why do non-religious people think that religious people live in fool’s paradise?

@kakaballi

There is absolutely no problems with using scientific, logical or rational arguments to back religious beliefs. Post #71 is a good example. You can always make rational arguments. There was a series of programs on TV where Ghamidi sb argues well for existence of God in the context of scientific knowledge that we have. *.

I don’t have a problem with anyone believing in anything. It is just amusing when for example ‘religious’ people turn around and ask for evidence for ‘non existence of God’. It is such behavior that results in the title of this thread.

this argument is actually another form of a popular argument “the absence of evidence is not the evidence of absence”
You are taking this argument lightly while this is the argument that differentiates agnostics from atheists.*