That’s about right. Five percent was basically a buffer for, “I don’t have full confidence in my epistemology, maybe I’m confused and Christian faith actually is a virtue.”
But I get what everyone has said about privileging the hypothesis. If by faith I’m supposed to choose a religion, after choosing I’d have no answer for, “Why did you trust in those unverifiable claims as opposed to some other unverifiable claims?” This would be true of all religions and supernatural claims, or at least the ones I’m aware of.
Neither, I’d guess. The 5% is a number that sounds disbelieving but open-minded.
That’s about right. Five percent was basically a buffer for, “I don’t have full confidence in my epistemology, maybe I’m confused and Christian faith actually is a virtue.”
But I get what everyone has said about privileging the hypothesis. If by faith I’m supposed to choose a religion, after choosing I’d have no answer for, “Why did you trust in those unverifiable claims as opposed to some other unverifiable claims?” This would be true of all religions and supernatural claims, or at least the ones I’m aware of.