Christianity is easier to believe than atheism

I'd also like to clarify or revise some things: 1) There is no way to prove 100% that God exists, But out of Christianity or atheism, Christianity is the more intelligent belief because it's founded on a more probable explanation. And while you might argue that God has the exact same chance of existing as we do, It makes sense to have an intelligent designer behind this brilliant design. Many atheists choose to not believe in God because they can't fathom the concept that something could have no beginning and no end. This is due to the manmade illusion of time. B. But matter appearing because of an intricate plan makes more sense than it appearing out of nowhere. Matter cannot think, But God certainly can (assuming he exists). In other words, It makes more sense to say God decided to create matter than to say matter decided to exist. C. He sent his son Jesus down from earth who performed many miracles. Isn't that enough? People are so stubborn nowadays that they literally have to see something in person to believe it. But there is no tangible evidence for the existence of air, And although it's been proven, It wasn't be something we could see or feel. 2) Intelligence: A. Maybe my choice of words by proclaiming there are no smart atheists is unwise. However, Essentially they are choosing to believe that the universe was randomly and so perfectly created without anyone behind it. So again, Christianity itself is a more wise belief than atheism. B. Even with the belief that creation is random, It gets even harder to cling onto that belief when we look at ourselves. How you're even able to comprehend random shapes on the screen and read it in an opposing voice in your head right now is incredible. To go more into depth with this, I'll use a horrifying example of the Holocaust. We all know that's a terrible event and was an awful part of History. You would have to be a complete psychopath to say what happened in that time period in Germany wasn't wrong. So picture this: You walk up to someone and say, "I hate what Hilter did during the Holocaust, It was truly awful. " Now imagine you get this response: "I happen to think it wasn't that bad. " Your jaw would drop and you be stunned. But how does an atheist argue it's wrong? It isn't right morally? Well, What installed the moral compass inside of you? From the time you're really young, While you might choose to do wrong you can realize at least that you aren't doing what you're supposed to. Somehow there has to be a belief that anything that contradicts God, Who is essentially love, Is morally wrong. Without Christianity, Nothing is wrong or right. Everything just is. This reality is a terrible one with unwise and barbaric people roaming around doing whatever they please simply because there is no sense of a God-given conscience. 3) I see now how, While not probable, I cannot use this example because humanity proves at times to make no sense whatsoever. It's unlikely that they chose to not deny an untrue belief that would save them from death. . . But it's possible. 4) You missed my entire point. Of course it had a designer. That wasn't what I was trying to say. Let me provide another example: When you see a piece of art, Building, Or anything that was intelligently designed you know it has a designer. You don't have to approach an artist and make them prove that they made it because it was too intentional to be random. By default, You assume that any piece of art has a creator because the chances of it randomly existing are close to impossible. Now, Who sounds more intelligent in this scenario: Someone who claims the artwork had a creator who put a lot of thought into their design or someone who claims paints randomly fell and splashed all over the canvas randomly creating an intricate piece of art? Creation is no different, Except the creator is not human, And it's far more complex than a painting. 5) The belief that Christianity is "blind faith" is a common misconception. The entire bible was written, Creation is so intentional, And he came down in the form of a man. The only thing that keeps an atheist from converting is ultimately their emotions. It is seriously had to believe that there's a God when you can't interact with him or see him. In fact, It can feel childish for some, Sort of like an adult version of Santa Clause. However, Our emotions can be extremely deceiving and we can't always make decisions based off of them. 6) The same way a God can't be 100% proved, It cannot be 100% disproved either. So it again comes down to which belief is more intelligent or easy to hold on to. I like to compare beliefs to a game called Wits and Wagers. I don't know if you've ever played but I'll just clarify what that game is: Every round a question is presented. Every person gets a whiteboard with a dry erase marker. Everyone writes down their answers, Then puts their mini boards in the center of the table and the bidding begins. You each get little chips you can place on anyone's answer and whoever gets it correct earns themselves points as well as anyone who put their chips down on their answer. If you choose to ignorantly neglect any belief in God simply because of your deceptive emotions and no "tangible" evidence, Keep in mind that that's what you're putting all your chips on. Your belief is that there is nothing after life, And therefore you need not believe in any superior being simply because you have no proof for the short time on Earth compared to a possible eternity in Heaven. Consider my argument's points as well as what each belief is really expressing, And decide if that's really what you want to put all your chips on.