God exists until such time as science can falsify his existence.
Uh, no. Science ignores God until proof of existence or non-existence can be established either way.
Thanks, for correcting me. Am I right in thinking that it must just be scientific theories themselves, which can be tentatively refuted?
Dave
Could you rephrase the question or ellaborate? My brain is having a hard time deterimining what you're asking exactly, for some reason. 
I've gotten my wires crossed so where along the line - but something Krusty's said put me on the right lines
What happend was a few years ago, someone told me that God didn't exist so I challenged him to prove it. Naturally, he countered my challenge - so I told him that, scientifically, theories can only be falsified not proven and it was down to him to prove God did not exist. I've been arguing that for years now, with no one challenging me, but since, as Emsworth points out, fallacious argument, I'm happy to stand corrected
Whether God exists is a matter of faith not science and since it's not a scientific theory it cannot be, therefore, be falsified
On a personal level, I was baptised an Anglican but as I grew older I became a little agnostic; however, on a visit to the Church of the Holy Sepulchre, when I touched the tomb of Jesus Christ, I experienced a tingling in my arms right up to my elbows (kind of like a mild electric shock) and from than on I've never doubted the Lord's existence
Dave
