Certainty is elusive (see my sig), however you can still be less or more confident about conclusions based on available information.
If you saw a hoofprint in your yard, it could be a horse, a zebra, or a unicorn print. All options are not impossible, but they are not all equally probable. That's why merely not impossible isn't good enough to constitute a foundation for a conclusion.
And I don't think that someone has to be of low IQ or simply fear death to believe; I think that vastly oversimplifies the reasons behind religious belief.
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Uncertainty is an uncomfortable position.
But certainty is an absurd one.
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