The presumption of atheism is, at best, a methodological starting point, not an ontological conclusion.
-Antony Flew, former atheist, There is a God, p. 56.
That's quite an important little distinction he makes there.
The presumption of atheism is, at best, a methodological starting point, not an ontological conclusion.
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Yes it is. It's one reason I generally opt for Presuppositionalism over Evidentialism in apologetics. Once you start arguing for the existence of God you've lost the argument because you are starting from the premise that God might not exist, which is a false premise.
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