Gospel Sources Partly Written and Contemporary with witnesses?

[Thomas]

When someone keeps repeating “no evidence, no evidence,” it doesn’t mean that there aren’t any good reasons for thinking what I’m thinking.

It does rather mean there might well be no substance to what you're thinking.

It means that there definition of “evidence” excludes any reason that anyone might have for thinking what I’m thinking.

Not really. It simply means the lack of evidence excludes any reason for accepting what you're thinking as anything more than speculation.

 

[muhammad_isa]

Not really. It simply means the lack of evidence excludes any reason for accepting what you're thinking as anything more than speculation.

That is not my experience..
I find that people who continually ask for evidence are normally people who
dislike what G-d has revealed to mankind.

They claim that if good evidence is provided, they would become believers..
..easy to say that .. particularly when they disqualify any evidence that is provided.