Faith, by definition, does not carry a burden of proof, and no matter how many times you repeat, it will not become valid.
very good, just don't expect anyone else to believe you
My state of conscious awareness is a feature that trumps
all others in the matter of epistemic authority, I know that I have faith, I really don't need anyone to believe what I say about it. On what basis would you challenge my belief that I have faith?
Yean, of course it is, the contents of our consciousness is personal, that's the only thing any of us knows directly, what you know as the external world is the "presumed" cause of your sensations. If you believe in the existence of anything outside of your own consciousness, then you have a belief with a burden of proof that you cannot provide.
This nonsense burden of proof game applies to anything whatsoever, that's why everyone that blathers on about it, won't admit to believing in anything.
I keep asking two questions:
1) Do you believe in the existence of an external reality?
2) Do you believe you are conscious?
None of the BOP crowd will anwer either question, they won't admit to having any belief in anything whatsoever. That's because you know the BOP game applies to anything and everything, you like to pitch it but you know you can't catch it, playing your BOP game might feel good, but it's meaningless and all of you BOPers know it.
You can say you think I'm wrong, but as you said above, "just don't expect anyone else to believe you",.
I will ask again, are you conscious? If you want to be taken seriously, if you want anyone to believe you are thinking, if you want anyone to believe anything you say, then you have to be contending that you are conscious, and then according to the BOP game you guys like to play, meet the burden of proof?
Prove to me that you are conscious?