If I say I don't believe god(s) exist, I am not saying that I believe god doesn't/gods don't exist. The statements "I don't believe gods exist" and "I believe gods don't exist" are not the same and do not mean the same thing.
I'm mentioning this because the second statement tends to be assumed when people make the first statement or similar ones such as "I don't believe in god".
The first leaves room for belief in gods should satisfactory evidence turn up. The second does not.
Just thought I'd make that clear because comments on a couple of other threads recently suggest that some people don't distinguish between the two and, since the two mean different things, they really should distinguish.
So on that currently godless note, I'm off to bed. Goodnight, grans
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