LMAO... I do not reject science. I have never stated that I do. So again, coward, show me an example where I reject science.
What I have done, coward, is provide you with topics on this board where science is on my side. So why do you keep asking me to do the same thing over and over again, coward?
Are you too afraid to provide and example of where I reject science?
Except, again dear little coward, I have addressed this already.
But since, dear little coward, you are so ignorant... I will do it one final time.
Disbelief: inability or refusal to accept that something is true or real
Absence of belief: Neither believing nor disbelieving
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The above highlights the typical fundamentalist response to someone who disagrees with their belief system.
Thanks for proving you are just as much a nut as a religious fundamentalist.
I am not interested in helping you change the subject from the fact that Republicans are more likely to reject the science concerning evolution. Maybe you would like to comment on it?
You did not address previously. You are just making a bigger jumbled mess with your stupid semantic argument and a circular definition of absence of belief. If disbelief simply means a "refusal to accept that something is true" then it does not imply assertion that that something is false. It is no different than absence of belief. But whatever, Merriam Webster's attempt to define these words have no bearing on what atheists actually believe. I have proven beyond all doubt that atheist do not necessarily claim certainty on the existence of God and that my claim is neither unique nor novel with the reference to Russell's teapot. You are arguing a strawman and semantics, because you are stupid coward that wants to avoid upsetting the Republican theists and you reject the value of scientific evidence in doing so.