Homer's Wager concludes that you have no good reason to believe in God, even if it is more likely than not that he exists, let alone if you are among those of us who think the probability is closer to 6.7% than 67%. And what this shows is that the issue of God's existence or non-existence is not an important one after all.Latest in the Guardian Comment is Free Belief series.
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