Likewise, millions of people believe in love and that it exists, but
cannot prove it exists. The only thing they can use is what they
believe are examples of that expression of emotion.


Time to change that worn out record.

Remarkable isn't it?

The debate revolves around the cultists proving the existence of their
omnipotent, immortal deity. Knowing they can produce zero empirical
evidence to support their assertions, the cultist resorts to diverting
the discussion to one of love (an emotion, possibly induced by brain
chemistry) and attempts to conflate the non-existence of a deity with
the occurrence of a personal experience.

This makes no sense, which is why the cultists argument is entirely
specious.

Now, if the cultists are prepared to admit that their deity exists
ONLY in their own mind and is neither omnipotent or immortal, with
that admission, there might be grounds for discussion, or more
appropriately, a diagnosis of their illness.

Mind you, if Muggles gets to heaven, she'll have lots of female company
to chat to because apparently it's packed out with Muslim virgins.
72 for every Muslim man so their must be trillions of em there.