Re: GOD=G_uv vs UNWIN'S P(god)=67%

From: George Hammond (research137_at_hotmail.com)
Date: 07/11/04


Date: Sun, 11 Jul 2004 17:17:42 GMT


"Goran Dhemmeog" <hcraeser731@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> Since no-one else has answers I provide one myself: Unwin decides on
> the conditional probabilities P(D|G) of some events -decides, by
> himself, only by him, based on nothing but his views. Then he
> calculates the conditional P(G|D) using the Bayes' formula. In other
> words this is not an application of statistics but a use of the
> calculus of probability. Unwins work thus is not a scientific
> treatise, but a philosophical one using scientific terms. The value
> 67% precent is his view, and has no scientific bearing, certainly not
> any statistical weight since no statistics was used.
>
> "George Hammond" <research137@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:<KvWGc.7406$WX.2825@attbi_s51>...
> > Unwin uses the following 6 sources of evidence
> > and assigns the following values of D for each:
> >
> > Recognition of goodness................. D=10
> > The existence of moral evil............. D=.5
> > The existence of natural evil........... D=.1
> > Intra-natural miracles (prayer)......... D=2
> > Extra-natural miracles (Resurrection)... D=1
> > Religious experiences................... D=2
>
> Here 'evidence' is not the proper word. This is not evidence but 6
> cases for which Unwin assigns probabilities. Any of those can or
> cannot occur by themselves independently of the existence of God.
> People can quite well have religous experiences regardless of wheter
> there is a Father in heaven. Like anyone can have an experience of
> Toothfairy, did one exist or not.

[Hammond]
all your saying is "its his word against mine".... guess
what, he's a PhD in theoretical physics, a British diplomat,
and a highly successful risk analyst for the U.S. government...
and now a best selling book author.. and who the fcuk
are you?... a nobody... guess what...his estimate
outweighs yours.... and that apparently that is what most
people believe.
   Fact is.... HAMMOND has actually PROVEN
that he is correct:

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