Scep­tics often reject the­is­tic argu­ments by point­ing out that they “don’t prove God.”[1] Per­haps the the­ist has just argued that there’s a per­sonal uncaused cause, or a per­sonal designer of the uni­verse, or a nec­es­sar­ily exis­tent per­fectly ratio­nal mind, or what-have-you; in any case, the sceptic’s response is to explain how the theist’s argu­ment doesn’t […]