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G.M. Jackson uses humor, wit, logic and the scientific method to show that it is indeed possible to prove a negative, i.e., that God does not exist.
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5 of 5 people found the following review helpful
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Disproving God using the scientific method? Now that's something different! I have always been brainwashed to believe that science can only be applied to the material world. I thought this was an amusing, informative, and quick read. I also enjoyed the writer's conversational tone. He doesn't talk down to you or talk over your head. I highly recommend this book for both the religious and non-religious.
4 of 4 people found the following review helpful
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I have been an atheist who has read on the subject for years. I never believed, until now, that it was actually possilble to disprove the existence of God when it is commonly believed you can't. This ebook is short, but I prefer short and concise to longwinded and banal. The price is reasonable too. And, unlike many books on this subject, this book has a sense of humor and doesn't take itself too seriously--yet another plus.
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Depends what you mean by proof.
I must cast my hat into the ring and say that I am speaking as an atheist, so am largely in agreement with Mr Jackson'r sentiments.
His diatribes are on the whole amusing and inventive, and some could even be said to hold an amount of theological water. But I doubt that many of them could be called proof, except in a scatological sense.
But on the whole they are worth it for the humour. Just don't expect to take it too seriously.
I must cast my hat into the ring and say that I am speaking as an atheist, so am largely in agreement with Mr Jackson'r sentiments.
His diatribes are on the whole amusing and inventive, and some could even be said to hold an amount of theological water. But I doubt that many of them could be called proof, except in a scatological sense.
But on the whole they are worth it for the humour. Just don't expect to take it too seriously.
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"he worked in mysterious ways (not from the Bible either but from a hymn by William Cowper [1731-1800])".
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It is not that God can't be disproved, it is more accurate to say that theists can't commit to a vision or definition of God.
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