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• Atheism doesn't account for first cause  + (1,030)
• The theistic hypothesis is simple and elegant  + (1,031)
• God is a useless hypothesis  + (1,032)
• Belief spreads through human teaching, not divine communication  + (1,033)
• Arguments in favor of the existence of God are just as much in favor of the existence of parody religions.  + (1,034)
• Nothing proves the non-existence of God  + (1,035)
• The burden of proof lies with the party asserting a claim  + (1,036)
• You can only prove what is, not what isn't  + (1,037)
• Absence of proof is not proof of absence  + (1,038)
• To believe without proof is irrational  + (1,039)
• With such a method, we could validate anything and everything  + (1,040)
• By the same reasoning, we should be led to believe in the existence of teapots orbiting the Sun.  + (1,041)
• God's existence is revealed in sacred texts  + (1,042)
• Sacred texts are unreliable  + (1,043)
• Sacred texts are written by men  + (1,044)
• Some people say they have experienced God  + (1,045)
• Most people haven't experienced God  + (1,046)
• Divine experiences are merely mental projections  + (1,047)
• Nothing makes these people credible: they may be mistaken, or even lie.  + (1,048)
• Many people believe in God, including famous scientists  + (1,049)
• This is ultracrepidarianism: scientists are good at what they do, but not so good at other things, including the notion of God.  + (1,050)
• The more scientific you are, the less religious you are  + (1,051)
• The higher your level of education, the less religious you are  + (1,052)
• Argument from authority  + (1,053)
• God's existence cannot be grasped through evidence  + (1,054)

• If God cannot be proven, he is an irrational object  + (1,055)

• The existence of a mind outside matter goes against our neurological knowledge  + (1,056)
• Many philosophers and neuroscientists have hypothesized a mind outside matter.  + (1,057)
• Near-death experiences show consciousness independent of the brain  + (1,058)
• Several so-called paranormal phenomena show the action of the spirit beyond a physical medium  + (1,059)
• Telepathy  + (1,060)
• Psychokinesis  + (1,061)
• Out-of-body" experiences  + (1,062)
• Near-death experiences demonstrate that the mind is immaterial  + (1,063)
• Out-of-body people don't see anything they didn't see in their conscious state.  + (1,064)
• Out-of-body" experiences are caused by brain damage  + (1,065)
• Remote viewing  + (1,066)
• Hypnosis  + (1,067)
• Hypnosis is not a paranormal phenomenon  + (1,068)
• Parapsychology shows unknown powers of the brain  + (1,069)
• Considering paranormal phenomena as real does not prove the existence of God  + (1,070)
• This idea stems from an erroneous conception of how the brain works.  + (1,071)
• Parapsychology is a pseudoscience  + (1,072)
• All contenders for the One million dollar paranormal challenge have failed  + (1,073)
• Parapsychology is a recognized science in the USA  + (1,074)
• The study of parapsychology generally leads to debunking  + (1,075)
• A paranormal concept ceases to qualify as such as soon as science validates it.  + (1,076)
• Parapsychology laboratories are contested in the scientific community  + (1,077)
• The notion of "pseudoscience" is highly controversial  + (1,078)
• It is not within the scientific community.  + (1,079)
• Some methods of acquiring knowledge are far too biased to be reliable  + (1,080)