On May 11, 7:05 pm, Slip Disc <[email protected]> wrote:
> Content is irrelevant, probability is equal in regard to the
> suppositional base of all religious beliefs. Without empirical
> evidence to establish validity of one belief over another the
> probability remains equal. Perhaps we can edit out 'ultimate truth'
> which seems to be the catalyst for the focus on belief content.
> So I can rephrase in saying "the probability of one belief being valid
> is equal to that of any other belief".
When there are a whole bunch of different beliefs about the same
thing, the thing is obviously 'not' a substantial thing. At best one
and most likely none of the beliefs has any validity.
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