Which of the following do you believe?

[Alcon]

With absolute certainty?  NOTA.  I don't really believe anything with absolute certainty.

Because of the wording of #5, under any understanding of human logic, it is automatically true, as Verily said.  I'm going to assume the intent was to ask whether it can be accurately explained under such a paradigm and reply to the poll accordingly.

Of them, evolution is the only one that I think is "extremely likely"; and prayer curing medical conditions, I find likely, but only because of psychological reasons.  I also tend to lean toward God not existing, although that's perhaps mostly because I am ultraskeptical of a god in the Christian sense of the term.

[Alcon]

Of them, evolution is the only one that I think is "extremely likely"; and prayer curing medical conditions, I find likely, but only because of psychological reasons.  I also tend to lean toward God not existing, although that's perhaps mostly because I am ultraskeptical of a god in the Christian sense of the term.

Again, the wording comes back to bite you with the prayer question. Prayer heals some problems due to the placebo effect, but it does so indirectly, not directly. (Incidentally, a Christian would also not believe that prayer heals medical issues directly as God must heed the prayer and do the healing himself.)

Oh, I didn't see "directly."  Good thing I didn't vote for it, then.