You are being redundant and thereby proving that you really have no idea what you are saying.Quote:
Originally Posted by Credendovidis
First of all, we have provided "objective" evidence. Objective means that it is an object which can be inspected by anyone. In other words, it is something which is independently verifiable. And you don't have to go to the ends of the earth to inspect it. Simply look at your hand. Notice how beautifully it is designed both externally and internally.
By reviewing this small sampling of objective evidence we have come to the subjective conclusion that God exists because of the intelligence it would take to make something so wondrous.
But you erroneously call this evidence subjective. Have you any idea why? Is your hand not an object? Is your hand not available for you to inspect? Yet the probabilities are great that you have a hand with digits just as I and most people do. But if you don't have one, let me know, I'm sure we can together come up with other objective evidence you can inspect which is readily at hand.
Now your peculiar use of the terms "objective supported evidence" and "subjective supported evidence" is simply a redundancy and misuse of the word evidence. Since evidence is used to support one's conclusions, evidence is not supported. Evidence supports. So, you could say, "objective support" or "objective evidence" both mean the same thing in this context.
Here are examples of the proper use of the word evidence and support in the same sentence:
None of the group C tests had any evidence to support their use.
Use this code where there is objective evidence to support a history of an acute coronary...
So, it might be nice if before you continue this discussion, you get a handle on what exactly you are talking about. Because as of now, you are really just making gibberish and trying to make it sound intelligent. But I assure you, it doesn't. It simply proves you have no idea what you are saying.
Sincerely,
De Maria