@Frank Apisa,
No, it means that i, and others, have pointed the flaws in the thesis embodied in your thread title, and you won't address them. All you offer is a continual "is to/is not" argument of the type one can expect from a child. I've pointed out that you made a mistake in going from the simple agnostic position of "don't know" to the introduction of belief, and i've explained why that's a mistake, and how it's related to so many others here ripping your silly argument to shreds.
What i get in response is more attempts to get a rise out of me, and more hateful sneers about my disposition. The one thing i don't see (and what no one else here has gotten from you) is a reasonable defense of your premise. That's very likely because you realize now that it's indefensible, but are unwilling to back down from it.
For IzzythePutz: Frank has explicitly stated in the past that being agnostic is the superior position. A few months ago, i hunted down several posts in which he said exactly that. I won't be doing that again, because Frank forgets these sorts of things within weeks, if not actually days--so it's not worth the effort. Neither are you, with your constant attempts to play the contrarian.