Whether or not religions contradict each other in no way refutes the existence of God.

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Religious views and contradictions have nothing to do with the existence of a transcendent Being who created the Universe (God, as defined in this debate).

Earthlings can believe what they want, the existence of a creator is not impacted. (Whether true or false).

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