If there cannot be evidence of god, how can there be god? The fact that there is no evidence of god is evidence of no god. But just to help you along in your delusions.
ROFL, another illogical argument, you're using an argument from ignorance....
Let me ask you this question: "Can something exist yet be unverifiable at the present time?"
The answer is YES, before it was verifiable whether or not quarks existed, they stilll existed, though it was not measurable, not verifiable, and there was no shred of evidence they existed...
snake river rufus said:
Could you cite just one example of anything that cannot have a natural explaination?
Sure, demonstrating that something cannot possibly arise naturally, like a computer, it cannot arise naturally, it has an intelligent cause
Ofcourse you helped my own argument, which is that naturalism is unfalsifiable, just like any other faith-based belief system
snake river rufus said:
How about a documented example of a person regrowing a severed limb? Since you know that to be impossible, I expect that to be the reason that xians never pray for regrown limbs.
Regrowing limbs have nothing to do with the existence of God, I believe its possible though, but even if it really happened atheists like you, Dawkins and others would say "this doesn't shwo that God or anything supernatural exists, anyone who says it's evidence of God is just using a 'god of the gaps' "
So you are still unable to provide an example that cannot be considered a "god of the gaps", thereby making your atheism unfalsifiable, and entirely faith-based
snake river rufus said:
If it could be done the studies on the healing power of prayer might have some meaning
Many studies have shown prayer does heal, but many others have shown it to have no effectiveness, the results of the studies are mixed and inconclusive...the placebo effect is a great example of the power of faith, people believed they're healed, and they become so, just as Jesus says "Therefore I say unto you, What things soever ye desire, when ye pray, believe that ye receive [them], and ye shall have [them]" (Mark 11:24)