The evidence Zhou Dai provided consisted entirely of her own subjective experiences, which could neither be verified nor disproved, so Su Na made no response.
But on the other side, the evidence offered by the atheists led by Chekhov was much the same, hardly any better than Zhou Dai's.
"...The philosopher Raphael once said-the Radiant Goddess certainly does not exist!
If she does, why is it the Holy Church Knights who punish Heretics, rather than the Goddess?
Is it because the Goddess lacks the power to punish them?
Or does the Goddess actually have no intention of punishing Heretics, and the Radiant Holy Church is acting on its own?
Either way, both answers lead to the same conclusion-the Radiant Goddess does not exist, or what exists is not the Radiant Goddess."
"Saint Aisla knelt before the Goddess Statue for 214 days, leaving only these words before her death-
'I believe deeply in the Goddess, and so I question the Goddess.
All I see are miracles, yet no trace of the Goddess can be found... I must find her!'"
"The thinker Mengde..."
"..."
These people who questioned the Goddess and believed she did not exist all talked over one another, pouring out arguments that consisted almost entirely of quotations from authoritative works. They even recited them with great feeling, clearly very fond of these famous sayings.
Some were downright rebellious, and who knew where they had read them.
"Is this what you meant by compelling evidence?"
Yang Yi quietly asked the Forsworn Soul, his tone a little odd.
"Well..."
The Forsworn Soul hesitated, as though his amnesia had flared up again, unable to get more than a few words out for a long while.
These people, who possessed a certain degree of status and standing, were also somewhat more knowledgeable. They