Sentences with phrase «verifiable evidence for your claims»
Where's the independent, factual, objective and verifiable evidence for the claimed extraordinary events at the time of the alleged crucifixion and resurrection of some dude allegedly named jesus?
http://religion.blogs.cnn.com/
If you continue to make statements of fact regarding your beliefs, I will be forced to demand supporting verifiable evidence for your claims.
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I would «base [my] info on inre the non-existence of God, heaven and hell, etc» on the absolute lack of even a shred of hard verifiable evidence for these extraordinary claims, and the fact that even after thousands of years of frantic and determined efforts by the most ardent and intelligent proponents of these claims, they still have been completely unable to demonstrate them in any testable manner.
That being the case, I would encourage you either to carry through with your defense by providing verifiable evidence of your claims which would serve to disprove Julie's evidence or to stop carrying water for a man who's unworthy of the effort.
no... how many times must you be told for it to sink in... I am not making any claims, YOU ARE so the onus is on yopu to prove it... the bible is not proof of the bible... proof requires verifiable corroborated evidence, not just «the bible says this and I know it because I read it in the bible.»
So, in summary you don't actually have a proof, or even a single bit of factual, verifiable, objective and independent evidence for your unproven claims.
Unless you have some verifiable, objective, factual, independent evidence for your claims, of course.
Whatever verifiable evidence you can claim about how the exercise program worked for others, you have NO evidence about how it'll work for you.
I challenge the author of this article to provide scientifically verifiable evidence for any of the claims being made.
While seeking compensation for pain and suffering is extremely common, it is unlikely that you will win a claim based on pain and suffering alone, if there is no verifiable evidence of a physical injury (i.e., medical bills).