It’s certainly an important point, but I think that atheists tend to overuse it. I can’t begin to criticize Bayesian reasoning, especially not here.
Bayesian probabilistic reasoning is the unique (up to isomorphism) generalization of Aristotelian (two-valued) logic to reasoning about uncertainty. You can’t throw it out without inconsistency.
I never tried to. I know exactly how Bayes’ Theorem is mathematically derived and I won’t try to contest that.
It’s certainly an important point, but I think that atheists tend to overuse it. I can’t begin to criticize Bayesian reasoning, especially not here.
Bayesian probabilistic reasoning is the unique (up to isomorphism) generalization of Aristotelian (two-valued) logic to reasoning about uncertainty. You can’t throw it out without inconsistency.
I never tried to. I know exactly how Bayes’ Theorem is mathematically derived and I won’t try to contest that.