powers or demons. You wrote, "They do not believe in your god and you do not believe in theirs, no matter because everyone is always in the minority. You believe in .1% of proposed gods, atheists believe in .1% less, or 0. From the atheist point of view, all religions and gods have about the same amount of evidence, all of which is hearsay." The problem is that from this, it does not follow that I am an atheist. All that follows is that I am a rival theist, which is exactly what I pointed out in the post. It's not merely a matter of not believing in their god[s] (which I may -- see above -- I just disagree about them being God[s]), rather it is a matter of me being a rival theist. I do not merely disbelieve. Rather I believe in a rival tradition. By simple definition I am not an atheist, in any sense of the term. To the Muslim, I am a Christian, to the Jew, I am a Christian, the Hindu believes I'm a Christian, etc, etc. Across the board, I'm a theist, not an atheist. Atheists conflate terms when they make this argument. You've yet to offer any evidence of me being an atheist. Really, your only points are "you don't believe in other religions." Fair enough, I don't. But I do believe Christianity is true, and that therefore means that to other religions I am a theist. This is an extremely poor