Can you got prove that leprechauns , fairies (and God) don’t exist?
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What I find mind-boggling is how Christians can so easily dismiss the existence of fairies and such, but won't even entertain the possibility that their god is not real. Their god, who has absolutely nothing to differentiate him from the rest.
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Komodo Dragons, but don't suppose they qualify.  I have seen a unicorn, and you can see him too, his name was Lancelot, when he died they took him to a taxidermist in California.  But you can still see his picture if you google unicorns.  But as you said basically is what I believe.  You can prove something exists but you cannot prove it doesn't.
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Hey wanna know something?\n\nOkay only a select few know this so dont go telling everyone.\n\nYour going to be shocked by this, your gonna be like DUH its so obivous\n\nWhew here we go.....\n\n\nGOD DOESNT EXIST !!!!\nTHE EASTER BUNNY DOESNT EXIST !!!!\nSANTA CLAUS DOESNT EXIST !!!!\nSuperman Exists !!!!\nTHE TOOTH FAIRY DOESNT EXIST !!!!
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No, god doesn't exist.
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You can't be sure and even if everyone knew Hebrew and had a copy of the very first book, you still can't be sure that it wasn't just fairytales.\n\nPeople can still believe in things, if it makes them happy, I believe in fairies, that makes me happy, I can't be sure they're real, unless I see one, but it doesn't stop me believing :)
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Yes, based upon these laws of physics you just described.  No one has ever been able to prove that God existed in this manner.  But, that doesn't mean he/she doesn't exist.  It just means we have yet to figure out how to prove it.  I saw Jesus once, but then I realized that was just his nickname, he was actually Chris Furgeson.
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Gods and goddesses belong to an infinite class of ideas that are incapable of being proven or disproven.  It's just like primitive people believing that evil demons cause disease - We can show exactly how micro-organisms cause disease, we can produce treatments based on that knowledge which actually work, we can show that people who claim to treat disease in supernatural ways are actually frauds, but we can never *disprove* the idea that demons are involved.  All we can say is that there is no rational reason to believe it.  The same is true of gods - We can't prove they are just imaginary, but there's no rational reason to believe in them.
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No, there are plenty of skeptics. \n\nThis is the science section. Most people here are skeptics. That's because we expect things to be supportable with evidence and facts.\n\nPsychism is a scam. It is used to con money out of the weak minded. It doesn't really exist.\n\nIf you want to talk with people who share the fantasy that psychics, ghosts, leprechauns and dragons really exist I suggest you try the religion or folklore sections.
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I guess so. And a section on pixies and leprechauns. And a Unicorn watching section. \n\nLike there isnt; already enough of this rubbish under "Religion" and "Folklore" now we have Yahoo pretending that it's science. Which retards at Yahoo believe that there is any semblance of science to psychism, dragons and astral travel?
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I exist.  I just burned some energy typing this response.  I received this energy by eating bacon, sausage and a egg for breakfast along with a cup of Delmar tea which originated from a place I have never visited - Ceylon.  \nNo one needs to prove God exists.  God is.  If you have faith then you know God exists and if you don't then you don't.  God never asked for proof and never indicated that proof could be found.  \nThis creation is way to complicated and special and fascinating to just have happened.\nI live in paradise.  I just heard a tui singing in my back yard that agreed with me.\nI still think you need to go out and meet some interesting people and live a bit of life.\nCome and visit New Zealand.  It will blow your mind away.
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It would take ABSOLUTE proof that He didn't exist.  No questions.  Someone would have to prove beyond a shadow of a doubt that God does NOT exist.
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Ghosts don't exist. So, all you have to do is find a way to capture things which don't exist. I suggest you capture it in your imagination, as that's the easiest way to capture things which don't exist. You can use this same method to capture other nonexistent things like leprauchans, fairies, gods, demons, the loch ness monster, bigfoot (the supposed creature, not the monster truck), godzilla, and so forth.
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NO. Leprechauns are renound for mischeif and are not to be trusted. Catch him instead.
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Oh wait for it.. the wacky fun loving christians will have to throw biblical lines here whether you want them or not, they can't help themselves.. How about leprechauns and the tooth fairy and pirates. I do believe in pirates. I tihnk.
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How can you prove that it does exist?  Faith is not proof it is opinion.
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I don't believe I would try to prove God exists. \nSometimes, even with proof, people disbelieve what stands before them. Rather, it seems you may be asking for a reason to have faith. Faith comes without proof... otherwise, it's not faith.\n<warm hugs>
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The "just look around you" argument is not a proof, but a restatement of faith. You could equally easily use the same argument to 'prove' the seeding of life on Earth by intelligent extra-terrestrials.\nThe great-great-great-great grandfather argument is not convincing either: for sure I can't prove that he existed back then, but how would that help me prove that God exists right now?\n\nThis is the 'ontological' proof:\n\n1. We humans have this idea of an infinitely perfect being that we call God. \n2. Existence is one of the perfections. \n3. Therefore, being infinitely perfect, God must exist. \n\nIs this convincing? Descartes - who proves his own existence simply by demonstrating his ability to doubt (I think therefore I am) - says: \n\n"How would I understand that I doubt...unless there were some idea in me of a more perfect being, by comparison with which I might recognise my defects?"\n\n"It would be impossible for me to exist, being of such a nature as I am (namely, having in me the idea of God), unless God did in fact exist"