If you said that they aren't provable, then I might have agreed with you (unless I was just arguing for the sake of it)
but that something that makes predictions within a finite domain, can make predictions outside of it's specified domain (which is the case, unless you add the rider that our hypothetical 'believer' believe that God only operates within the realms of known science), to demonstrate that something is nonsense or not, is not self consistent.

You simply need to change your "demonstrably nonsense" to "can't be proven" so something similar, and you'd be logically consistent.
( Sygiinu, Wed 28 Nov 2007, 16:53, archived)

You're just going around in circles.
My argument is simple: God does not exist and can be proven not to exist. And I've said several times that I'm not interested in a tedious semantic dick-waving competition. It's dull and utterly irrelevant.
( Dr. Shambolic je suis charlie, Wed 28 Nov 2007, 17:03, archived)

So you want to discuss philosophy but you're not interested in logic?
Because that's what you're saying.
( Sygiinu, Wed 28 Nov 2007, 17:05, archived)