[lukan]

Oh, you were serious.

To be honest, I advise to go to a basi philosophy course once. I did, but won't buy such books, I had that topic covered.

There is no proof that god exists. And there is even less proof that the holy spirit came down and impregnated Mary, or that Jesus ressurected from the dead or any of the other countles examples of superstition.

The claim that god exists has the same validy, that a rock has a soul.

But .. you ain't the first of course to ridicule other religious believe systems while thinking yours is solid.

[lo_zamoyski]

I have a graduate background in philosophy. Hopefully that gives you some idea of how impressed I am by your comments.

[lukan]

On a catholic academy/university?

Either way, could you then answer this simple question, the believe that a person resurrected from the dead or a human was conceived without sperm are not superstitious?

Declaring it is not, but logical with the axiom there is an allmighty god who made those things happen - has the same quality as declaring there is soul essence in every matter.