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Armin Navabi quotes: Scriptures may have grains of historical truth within them, but there is also ample hyperbole, speculation and mythology.

Scriptures may have grains of historical truth within them, but there is also ample hyperbole, speculation and mythology.

Armin Navabi quotes: Just because an event's cause is not immediately apparent or understandable does not mean that it must have a supernatural origin.

Just because an event's cause is not immediately apparent or understandable does not mean that it must have a supernatural origin.

Armin Navabi quotes: An unknown cause is not the same as divine intervention.

An unknown cause is not the same as divine intervention.

Armin Navabi quotes: In reality, the only necessary argument against believing in God is simply that there is no evidence that any gods exist. An

In reality, the only necessary argument against believing in God is simply that there is no evidence that any gods exist. An

Armin Navabi quotes: the truth is true even if no one believes it, and untrue claims are still untrue even if everyone believes them.

the truth is true even if no one believes it, and untrue claims are still untrue even if everyone believes them.

Armin Navabi quotes: If Complexity Requires a Creator, Who Created God?

If Complexity Requires a Creator, Who Created God?

Armin Navabi quotes: Part of the beauty and wonder of being alive is the opportunity to make your own choices and create your own meaning.

Part of the beauty and wonder of being alive is the opportunity to make your own choices and create your own meaning.

Armin Navabi quotes: If morality truly stemmed from an all-powerful deity, it would not change over time.

If morality truly stemmed from an all-powerful deity, it would not change over time.

Armin Navabi quotes: The idea that a large group of people believing in something automatically makes it true is a logical fallacy called argumentum ad populum.

The idea that a large group of people believing in something automatically makes it true is a logical fallacy called argumentum ad populum.

Armin Navabi quotes: There is no evidence to suggest that God helps people. There is, however, ample evidence that people can help themselves and each other.

There is no evidence to suggest that God helps people. There is, however, ample evidence that people can help themselves and each other.

Armin Navabi quotes: Not knowing the answer to a question is not a valid excuse for making up a fairytale to explain it.

Not knowing the answer to a question is not a valid excuse for making up a fairytale to explain it.