christianity vs science

I assume you are on the Christian side of things, correct my if I'm wrong. I am an Agnostic-Atheist and thus "very strong in non-believing" as you say. I will answer all your questions specifically then you may try to prove my answers wrong. Thanks for starting this debate!Before we get into any sort of confusion or misunderstanding, let's clear up some basic definitions. Since you are asking me the questions, I will define these terms to my own understanding.Agnosticism - The view that certain claims such as the existence or non-existence of gods cannot be knownAtheism - The lack of belief in supernatural phenomena; including god(s)Supernatural Phenomena - Anything that is said to lie outside Nature itself and transcends time and spaceChristianity - Monotheistic Religion based around the teachings of Jesus Christ and the BibleGod - A deity or entity that is supernatural, anthropomorphic and is attributed to be the creator of nature itself. For Christianity, God is Jesus Christ the son, the father creator and the holy spirit.1.) what made you turn into a "non believer".? I was an agnostic-atheist since I was a child. By agnostic-atheist I mean that the idea of supernatural things, including gods, spirits, angels etc. cannot be known for certain and that is why I don't believe they exist. What exactly made me turn into an agnostic-atheist was because I started to read and understand things enough to form my own opinion on various subjects including religion. I read the Bible and the Quran and began my skepticism of the 'absolute truth' within these texts. 2.)what are your perceptions on God,and Jesus Christ.? There are many gods that human cultures have created to explain natural phenomena in pre-scientific times. After the advent of the scientific method and the increasing body of knowledge about many natural phenomena previously thought as supernatural, the belief in god and the afterlife was a method of escaping awareness of impending mortality. My specific views on the Christian God is that I do not believe he exists. There is no empirical evidence for the existence of gods in general, let alone the Christian God specifically and thus I choose not to believe he exists. In the same way I choose not to believe pixies and fairies exist, because these things have no evidence for their existence and are impropable to exist, in my opinion. As for Jesus Christ, I believe he existed as a historical man and that he was a preacher like many others in his time and region; such as Apollonius of Tyana. Christians believe Jesus Christ is the son of God, I do not. I also don't believe Jesus did any of his miracles, or rose from the dead.3.)what is your definition of logic.? Logic is a methodology and system of reasoning that uses rational principles to maintain valid discourse. Philosophically it can be the study of how reasoning itself works.4.)do you use "Logic" when denying the existence of Jesus Christ, or God.?Yes.5.)has anyone ever tried to force you into believing.?No, I was fortunate to live in a home where I could come to my own conclusion independently; though I would have done so regardless of religious strictness. Despite this, I did live in an environment where my family and community were at least moderately religious and have been exposed to religious influences in my life since I can remember (and in fact before then).6.)if yes how did this make you feel.?Invalid.7.)whats your thoughts on Free-Will.? This is a difficult and complex topic to consider. This delves into many disciplines of science, philosophy, consciousness and dozens of other areas. We can have long, complex debates entirely on this issue but I can summarize my own beliefs in that "Free-Will" is the belief that an "individual" has self-determination, which is the opposite of determinism itself. This is an interesting topic I would love to debate in the future, but my views can be summed up as compatibilism; physical determinism is true but "Free-Will" is possible.8.)if there is no god or jesus, whats your opinion on how we are here.? please be specific. How we are here? The Big Bang was the start of Space and Time. Abiogenesis was the start of life. Evolution by natural selection is the perpetual change and increasing complexity of such life. Do you mean why we are here? Another very complex topic that we can go on and on about in another debate, though I would be interested in such. 9.)do you believe in good and evil.? No I do not believe in the dichotomy of moral dualism as absolute natural truths and that they are objective. Neither do I believe in black and white subjective morality. I believe morality is relative, to sum it up.10.)what is your number one argument when proving Jesus Christ, or God false.? None. I am an agnostic-atheist which means I do not think Jesus Christ as a manifestation of a supernatural, anthropomorphic, creator God in the Christian sense can be proven true or false. My default position is that I do not believe them to exist, not to be confused with knowing that they exist or not. Because their existence is a positive assertion however, the Burden of Proof lies on the believer and not the non-believer. Ergo until sufficient empirical evidence is presented, I am not warranted in believing any of it.Thank you for this debate, and I shall await your response and attempt at proving my answers to your questions wrong.