GodSands Should Cease Discussing Religion on DDO for His Own Good

I believe Godsands should stay for his sake and other peoples'. Personally, Godsands has changed the way I think about religion. He allows me to argue and debate him on religion, and as someone who is such a devout Christian I hope he knows what he is talking about. His weak responses and how he somehow consistently manages to miss the point and hardly ever answer my questions, has convinced me that Christians who take the Bible literally and believe every bit of Christian theology cannot answer these questions, are not thinking with logic and reason, and believe because they want to. In short, he has only made my atheism stronger. To me, I see him as helping people doubt religion and the "faith" that has been spoon-fed to them since birth. Anyone who thinks with logic and reason can see posts either don't make much sense, are just Christian theology that doesn't answer the question, are just evasions of the questions asked, or are just evangelic. His inability to resolve problems people have with Christianity in Christianity's favor just makes them doubt it even more and shows them that their questions cannot be answered. I think that spreading doubt is a good thing. It also helps Godsands become a better debater and recognize where his arguments fail. Maybe he will come up with a good argument for God and then those like me who want to believe but cannot because we think that there are too many flaws, improbabilities, inconsistencies, and conundrums in Christianity and any kind of faith at all will finally be able to have this problem resolved. Or maybe Godsands will take from what people on this site have said to him and have some doubt in his faith. This could lead to him being a more likable, intelligent, enlightening, successful individual. No matter what happens I am sure that DDO is and will continue to expose him to new ways of thinking and ideas which is almost always a good influence on people. "He would stop believing in God and probably commit many other sins. It may not be likely that GodSands could be converted, but as long as there is a nonzero chance, the infinite penalty of Hell outweighs the possible finite benefit. "- This would only be relevant if he still believed that Hell and sin existed, but since he would be Atheist it is unlikely it would be so. Also, this asserts that as an atheist, he would do more things that are considered "bad". I actually think he would do less. Even as an atheist I don't think he would do things he has been against his whole life like killing, raping, drinking in excess, drugs, casual sex, etc. I think it would stop him from being pretentious and looking down on others as he does now because he is Christian and they are not. It would also end his prejudice and discrimination towards homosexuals and people of other religions and no religions. Although the effects of DDO on Godsands would not be easily accepted, I think in the end they will be good. I would like to finish by saying that I think that Godsands is a good person with good intentions but who refuses to challenge his blind faith and tries to support it with weak "scientific" and "logical" evidence all of which are easily defeated.