I agree that stronger statements about gods require tighter probability constraints. Eventually, that runs afoul of logical contradiction, and at that point nothing meaningful can be said about the god in question. But I think you’re stomping a bit hard when you say that it is an argument (and hence that it is fallacious).
I agree that stronger statements about gods require tighter probability constraints. Eventually, that runs afoul of logical contradiction, and at that point nothing meaningful can be said about the god in question. But I think you’re stomping a bit hard when you say that it is an argument (and hence that it is fallacious).