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• There are an infinite number of Big Bangs and Big Crunches  + (There are an infinite number of Big Bangs and Big Crunches)
• There are contradictions between the testimonies  + (There are contradictions between the testimonies)
• There are disagreements between believers of the same religion  + (There are disagreements between believers of the same religion)
• There are divine interventions  + (There are divine interventions)
• There are good reasons to believe that the appearance of life will be explained  + (There are good reasons to believe that the appearance of life will be explained)
• There are hellish IMEs that have the characteristics of a hallucination.  + (There are hellish IMEs that have the characteristics of a hallucination.)
• There are infinite universes before our universe  + (There are infinite universes before our universe)
• There are medical documents attesting to miraculous cures and inediencies.  + (There are medical documents attesting to miraculous cures and inediencies.)
• There are moral invariants  + (There are moral invariants)
• There are no "back worlds" where God would stand  + (There are no "back worlds" where God would stand)
• There are other forms of consciousness in the universe  + (There are other forms of consciousness in the universe)
• There are reliable testimonies attesting to God's interventions  + (There are reliable testimonies attesting to God's interventions)
• There are theological reasons for religious conflict  + (There are theological reasons for religious conflict)
• There are various interpretations of the Borde-Guth-Valenkin theorem that allow us to assume an uncreated universe.  + (There are various interpretations of the Borde-Guth-Valenkin theorem that allow us to assume an uncreated universe.)
• There are vast rural deserts, abandoned hamlets, where it would be wise to settle migrants to revive activity and public services.  + (There are vast rural deserts, abandoned hamlets, where it would be wise to settle migrants to revive activity and public services.)
• There is a "world of Ideas" where mathematical concepts and moral values are held.  + (There is a "world of Ideas" where mathematical concepts and moral values are held.)
• There is a consensus within the religion on the omnipotence of God in the literal sense of the expression  + (There is a consensus within the religion on the omnipotence of God in the literal sense of the expression)
• There is a risk of fragmentation and the Lebanonization of European countries.  + (There is a risk of fragmentation and the Lebanonization of European countries.)
• There is no evidence to suggest that experimenters have often lied.  + (There is no evidence to suggest that experimenters have often lied.)
• There is no first instant of time  + (There is no first instant of time)
• There is no geological or archaeological evidence of the Flood to date, which is enough to consider it a mythological tale.  + (There is no geological or archaeological evidence of the Flood to date, which is enough to consider it a mythological tale.)
• There is no spirit outside matter  + (There is no spirit outside matter)
• There is no such thing as free will  + (There is no such thing as free will)
• There is no transcendent essence or figure of a country  + (There is no transcendent essence or figure of a country)
• There is no truth  + (There is no truth)

• There is too much suffering and injustice for there to be a god  + (There is too much suffering and injustice for there to be a god)

• There should be nothing  + (There should be nothing)
• There's a sense of history  + (There's a sense of history)
• There's also a trend on the left against immigration  + (There's also a trend on the left against immigration)
• There's always an unexplained element of freedom  + (There's always an unexplained element of freedom)
• There's no need for the sun's trajectory to have been actually deviated; it's a miracle in itself that a whole crowd saw the sun "dance".  + (There's no need for the sun's trajectory to have been actually deviated; it's a miracle in itself that a whole crowd saw the sun "dance".)
• There's no reason why God should be the first cause.  + (There's no reason why God should be the first cause.)
• There's no sense of history  + (There's no sense of history)
• These are infantile feelings that invade adult consciousness, leading it to believe in an illusory completeness.  + (These are infantile feelings that invade adult consciousness, leading it to believe in an illusory completeness.)
• These are subjective experiences  + (These are subjective experiences)
• These parties and governments are an exception, even an anomaly.  + (These parties and governments are an exception, even an anomaly.)
• These parties and governments have betrayed the left; they are no longer truly left-wing.  + (These parties and governments have betrayed the left; they are no longer truly left-wing.)
• These visions are conditioned by culture and environment.  + (These visions are conditioned by culture and environment.)
• They'll migrate anyway  + (They'll migrate anyway)
• This argument contradicts his supposed omnipotence  + (This argument contradicts his supposed omnipotence)
• This argument only serves to absolve us of any responsibility for animal mistreatment.  + (This argument only serves to absolve us of any responsibility for animal mistreatment.)
• This exploitation is not humanistic  + (This exploitation is not humanistic)
• This hypothesis has never been supported, as it is contradicted by the mass of eyewitness accounts and photos.  + (This hypothesis has never been supported, as it is contradicted by the mass of eyewitness accounts and photos.)
• This idea stems from an erroneous conception of how the brain works.  + (This idea stems from an erroneous conception of how the brain works.)
• This is ultracrepidarianism: scientists are good at what they do, but not so good at other things, including the notion of God.  + (This is ultracrepidarianism: scientists are good at what they do, but not so good at other things, including the notion of God.)
• Those who attribute characters to God are mistaken.  + (Those who attribute characters to God are mistaken.)
• Those who say they are concerned about "the problems posed by the Muslim religion" are the main promoters of these problems as soon as Islam is no longer part of the equation.  + (Those who say they are concerned about "the problems posed by the Muslim religion" are the main promoters of these problems as soon as Islam is no longer part of the equation.)
• Those who simply want to preserve their culture are accused of "racism".  + (Those who simply want to preserve their culture are accused of "racism".)
• Those who speak of creating from nothing are playing with words  + (Those who speak of creating from nothing are playing with words)
• Thousands of species have become extinct and are of no use to the divine project.  + (Thousands of species have become extinct and are of no use to the divine project.)
• To be able to say that nature is well-made, we must first define what a "poorly-made" nature would be.  + (To be able to say that nature is well-made, we must first define what a "poorly-made" nature would be.)