Do Atheists think? (Pro/For) or do they not think? (Con/Against)

Before I go to my debate, I want to reinstate that I did not mean to say that atheists do not think, but that they do not think enough. I can see that I oversimplified my own debate, so here is the comment you are referring to (I will elaborate it afterward); "I never saw a monkey in my life, or a komodo dragon, or the sphinx, but I know they exist, pretending like "if God exists some crazy event will happen" is insanity because that would not be the results of a God, what you will notice is a crap loaf of natural anomalies, and there are!" Now we will break it down so I can elaborate 1.I never saw a monkey in my life, or a komodo dragon, or the sphinx, but I know they exist. 2.Pretending like "if God exists some crazy event will happen" is insanity. 3.Insanity because that would not be the results of a God, what you will notice is a crap loaf of natural anomalies, and there are!" So here is my elaboration; 1.I meant to point out that seeing something is not the only way to prove it. 2.I was trying to address what I concluded as a popular Atheist belief, that to prove gods existence, he would need to prove himself through a series of undeniable miracles such as flaming monkeys with three eyes raining from the skies. 3.I meant to say that god would cause anomalies in the process of interacting with reality, and that said anomalies would prove the existence of god. I should have included in this comment, that atheists (as all humans, with Christians being no exception, do often) would most likely use said anomalies to prove one of their theories, that both groups will (and have) used the same evidence to support their beliefs, that both Atheists and Christians (in the process of using evidence to supporting their own preconfigured beliefs.), will come to two separate conclusions. With the rest of this debate, I would like it to be handled through the scientific process, this is as follows: 1.Form a question (In this scenario said question would be "Is there a god?") 2.Gather Information (For these circumstances this particular step should actually go directly after step 4 and before step 5) 3.Form a hypothesis (My hypothesis is that there is a god) 4.Design the experiment (Analyze the situation, what would the world be like if there is a god, what would the world be like if there is not a god?) 5.Test the experiment (Which qualifications does our world fit, does it meet the qualifications of the world where god exists, or the one where he does not?) 6.Review the results (Which world ours fits the qualifications of is the correct reality) 7.Make a conclusion (We may now conclude whether or not god exists) So before this I would like to bring up a few points; Now there is another problem, you say that some atheists (Including yourself) don"t hold evolution or the theory of relativity as true, but you are yet to provide alternative, you don"t believe in creationism, or evolution, so how then did the universe and humanity come into existence. I would also like to state that as long as there is a number of unexplained events that you and other atheists fail to provide an alternative to (As opposed to creationism), then there is always a room for the possibility of god. Though you do not accredit yourself to either creationism or evolution, you still say there is no god with the same certainty, and the same amount of proof, as theists say there is a god, hence, still making an unprovable theory. I see nothing remarkable in the theory of evolution, in fact there is a major amount of flaws, so much so it has earned itself a level of hilarity for the fact that people went with it for 135 years, for one is the fern, according to evolution, ferns "evolved" to grow flowers because growing flowers is a more favorable trait than growing spores, but if this is the case, then why did the fern with spores survive and not the ones with flowers. I would also like to take this debate as an opportunity to make yet another point, a popular belief among atheists is that religion causes mass genocides, to refute this I would like to bring up the events at Nanking, though the Japanese did not attribute themselves to any god, they still pillaged, plundered, stole, killed, and destroyed etc. As another example, the hundreds of thousands of guillotined people during the French "Reign of terror" were also not attributed to "The Name of God", in fact they illegalized all religions, and many of those people were killed for attributing themselves to Christianity. So now we may go onto the subject of the scientific process we just went through, this process will not prove that god exists, it will however (if I win) prove that it is possible for god to exist, and at the most prove that it is probable. I would also like to state, that (contrary to popular mythology) Christianity does NOT mandate you not question what the Bible says, in fact I remember Jesus saying repetitively things like "test me on this", and "the truth (If you will notice he says truth not religion) will set you free", and his main point in his teachings is NOT to believe what the majority say, or to just go with what the church and the pastors say, and many times actually REBELLED against popular belief. As a critical thinker (Or at least a person who is trying to be a critical thinker) I must accept BOTH POSSIBILITIES. So now I will quote you, and rebut everything you said; (Anything Italicized is your words) I agree with you that both Christians and Atheists commit logical fallacies at times, but I am not straw manning you. Did you not make a post titled "Atheists don"t think" and reply to it stating "No they don"t"? That post is the entire reason I began this debate in the first place. Yes you are right, I did in fact flame atheists, which is why I elaborated all my statements to my knowledge. Second, I take issue with the statement "...while Atheists create for themselves unprovable theories (such as the theory of Evolution or the Theory of Relativity)". Atheism does not require anything from you other than a lack of faith in a God or Gods. Being an Atheist does not automatically mean you subscribe to those theories. Though Atheism does not instantly subscribe you to believe them, (I can say this from experience) they are the most popular theories among atheists, and nevertheless, not believing in god is unprovable on its own, regardless of The Theory of Evolution or The Theory of Relativity. That said, I am an Atheist that does subscribe to the theory of evolution, but I do not take it as fact. There's a reason it's the "theory" of evolution and not the law of evolution. While not all the puzzle pieces have been found, many are already in place. I'll link below some proofs that have been discovered. Thank you. According to Webster"s Dictionary, subscribing and believing, they are the same. "Subscribe səbG2;skrīb/ Verb Past tense: subscribed; past participle: subscribed 2. Express or feel agreement with (an idea or proposal)."