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→Atheism, knowledge and evidential standards
*[[Evidential apologetics]]
*[[Evidential apologetics]]
=== William Lane Craig on atheism in relation to evidence/proof ===
[[William Lane Craig]] writes:
{{Cquote|If [[atheism]] is taken to be [[Atheist worldview|a view]], namely the view that there is no God, then atheists must shoulder their share of the burden of proof to support this view. But many atheists admit freely that they cannot sustain such a burden of proof. So they try to shirk their epistemic responsibility by re-defining atheism so that it is no longer a view but just a psychological condition which as such makes no assertions. They are really closet agnostics who want to claim the mantle of atheism without shouldering its responsibilities.<ref>[http://www.reasonablefaith.org/definition-of-atheism Definition of atheism] by William Lane Craig</ref>}}
== See also ==
== See also ==