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07-09-2008, 09:27 PM

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Undertoad

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Even the existence of God himself is a scientific hypothesis that could be proven if he actually existed.

Not "could be proven if he actually existed"

But "would be proven if he actually exists"

That, I think, would be a proper statement of the scientific method. Otherwise, you're putting the conclusion into the hypothesis.

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