Nigeriakan: Mr A does not believe that dreams exist because he has never had one before (or perhaps because he has always forgotten them at waking up). But Mr B dream dreams (though occassionally and with no effects), so he believes that although dreams exist but they are not potent. While Mr C who usually has dreams that are effective believes in the existence of dreams and their potency.
Doesn't the above illustration above apply to the atheists (Mr A), the agnostic (Mr B), and the believers (Mr C)?

Nigeriakan: Mr A does not believe that dreams exist because he has never had one before (or perhaps because he has always forgotten them at waking up). But Mr B dream dreams (though occassionally and with no effects), so he believes that although dreams exist but they are not potent. While Mr C who usually has dreams that are effective believes in the existence of dreams and their potency.
Doesn't the above illustration above apply to the atheists (Mr A), the agnostic (Mr B), and the believers (Mr C)?

MacDaddy01:

Fail.

There is evidence that people dream. Scans show brain activities during sleep. Dreams have been studied- REM Sleep, sleep paralysis etc


There is no evidence for your God. Not a shred.


Try a better analogy

Nigeriakan:

ow really? That's an analogy, do have you ever been to a Literary class. Your comments portrays you as an embittered saddist....

manmustwac: Wrong analogy & its so obvious by yourwrite up that you fall in the category of Mister B. Am I not right?