I Challenge Again On God's Existence -- God Exists And People Need To Know That

What challenge was there in this? You never actually provided a jot of a reason why anybody should begin to suppose that you might be right. Nobody was given a reason, other than your initial assumption to assume as you do. The parodies of your arguments I used were meant to show you how lame your arguments are, they aren't even arguments. You are assuming something, and saying look how amazing this thing is because it's true. But, it isn't true! I am an atheist. Not because I have no beliefs at all, I believe in love and wind and skate-parks and Denver and caves and the billion little things that exist in this universe. I'm content within an unfathomably impressive universe with simply accepting what is here rather than begging the non-existent for more. To gild refined gold, to paint the lily, To throw a perfume on the violet, To smooth the ice, or add another hue Unto the rainbow, or with taper-light To seek the beauteous eye of heaven to garnish, Is wasteful and ridiculous excess. I'm an atheist because I don't accept the comforting absurd. There are theists across this planet and throughout time who you believe to be utterly flummoxed and wrong because they believe the same thing as you, give or take name. Clearly Muslims cannot actually be right because they would die for their beliefs and for the love of their families. Whereas Christians would never commit acts of murder and terrorism for their cause, discounting that guy who drove his SUV into that abortion clinic last week. And Zeus is part of a group of Gods whose trials and tribulations explain the composition of nature. Clearly their Gods were thought-up because they didn't understand what something was! I asked you why your God was different, not the ways in which your religious belief were identical. People die for the cause and invented out of ignorance do not suffice to fulfill this request. You will always ask "and what caused that"? I call shenanigans, because that's categorically false. You say God did it and never ask "and what caused that?" -- Had you, you'd quickly realize what a non-answer saying God provides. I could explain how quantum phenomenon are causeless and how before time is a nonsensical proposition negating any ability of the universe to have a cause... but rather I'll point out, as I have done throughout, that God isn't an answer at all. It's nonsense blathered repeatedly. The concept of being I, and being dead, is a hard one to grasp. Perhaps if not for the fear of death and the pain of losing one's family, people should have invented the idea of an afterlife simply out of inability to conceive of not existing. You didn't exist for 13.73 billion years and seem no worse for wear. Whose to worry about the great expanse of time after-wards when you will similarly not exist? You may sit there and utter trite cliches like "what is truth" and agree that you suppose heaven because you would sacrifice truth for comfort in a heart beat. But, in the end the truth remains. You've proved nothing in this challenge except your ability to presuppose, suppose, and draw comforting conclusions from purely wanting them to be true. Reality is that which, when you stop believing in it, doesn't go away. -- God goes away.