Scientifically evidence that disproves the Holy Spirit?

Science can't disprove the Father, nor the Son, nor the Holy Spirit. God is a spiritual being and can't be seen. The Son could after He became of flesh and blood.

How can you disprove a supernatural entity?

Think about that for a minute or two.

Anybody saying such a thing is obviously pulling your leg.

If I say I believe in a gloriously golden teapot orbiting a distant planet out of the field of telescopic evidence I to could say such horseshit.

Atheist.

You cannot disprove an unfalsifiable concept.

I mean, it's in the name.


Did you know one of my answers that literally only said "no." was deleted?
It was a question whether I believed in God or not.

Man, people hate me.

Define Holy spirit.

You first need to differentiate between the "Holy Spirit" as a centuries-old Christian theological concept and the "Holy Spirit" that a handful of relatively new minority denominations claim is inspiring their actions. Those aren't necessarily the same thing.

how so?

Check it out

https://m.facebook.com/See-the-truth-1360742170618451/?ref=bookmarks
https://m.facebook.com/Eligos-1182167575156646/?ref=bookmarks

Source???

Or just trolling... ??? *facepalm*

IMHO

There's no proof against it..

Next question.