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HarryStotle
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Only in those who are competent to understand the proof or don’t have some other impediment (such as irrationality standing in the way of acceptance). I wouldn’t expect many were convinced initially by Einstein’s general relativity theory because not many were in the position to comprehend it fully.But were you previously a believer? Reinforcing belief is one thing. Changing it is another. Proofs cause change.
I suspect there is a general prejudice in modern society against proofs for God’s existence because of the prevailing spirit of self- or ideological sufficiency. Many self-proclaimed atheists wouldn’t have the bones to acknowledge their own dependency and frailty, except in ways which are socially acceptable – too much is at stake for them.