God... Truth or fiction?

Well, any faith is a denial of disbelief:)

Faith, like a vector, is directed at its object, i.e., it carries a positive charge in its essence; it affirms, not denies. If, for a moment, we agree with you that, by affirming, one can indirectly deny something, then this is already a secondary phenomenon, like a shadow from an object, and to put them on the same plane is a logical error.

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Dear Apple, your acquaintances deny, and ONLY deny, God. But they believe in something else, maybe in the sun, maybe in their mother, maybe in vampires. They cannot believe in nothing - they would perish!
Ignoring cannot be faith, but it also cannot be all-encompassing; you cannot ignore EVERYTHING!

I'm not arguing with that. It's just that, according to Ganymed, the very disbelief in God is already some kind of Asylum.