Re: Paper+Exercises+Naming Issue

[George Levy]

Stathis Papaioannou wrote: George Levy writes: One more point for Stathis: If atheism is not a religion, then zero is not a number. There is a clear difference between, on the one hand, believing x despite the lack of any supporting evidence and, on the other hand, not believing x because of the lack of any supporting evidence As far as I know atheists believe in  no god ( B~G  or equivalently B( G=f )  ) and agnostics do not commit themselves to believing in god. (~BG) . In that sense atheists are true believers. You are confusing the instance with the class. The fact that zero represents a null value does not mean that its status as a number is nil. The fact that atheists believe in zero god does not mean they do not believe in anything. George