Quote by George Gallup

I could prove God statistically.

I could prove God statistically.

Summary

This quote suggests that the speaker believes it is possible to provide statistical evidence or data to support the existence of God. They presumably think that by using mathematical calculations or analysis, they can demonstrate the presence of a higher power. This perspective implies a rational or empirical approach to validating religious beliefs, presenting an alternative means of affirming the existence of God beyond philosophical or spiritual arguments.

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