It is improbable that God exists.

I thank my partner for his reply. Unfortunately, my partner has made some fatal errors and feel that it may cost the debate. ==Rebuttals==First, let’s start where my opponent talks about the existence of other religions casting doubt on whether or not god exists. I did not claim this at all. I stated that the demographics of religion seem to show that religious belief is based upon the culture which you are brought up in--completely different from what you said that I said.My opponent fails to consider the possibility of, when stating these other religions, that they may be incorrect and their respective gods do not exist. False. I am arguing against a Judeo-Christian type God. It is indeed possible that other religions are incorrect. That begs the question why doesn't the judeo-xtian type God correct them.I am inherently defending the possibility of the Christian god existing False. You are defending the probability of a Judeo-Christian Type God existing.My opponent also fails to consider the possibility of other gods existing alongside the Judeo-Christian god, which in no way discounts its existence. While in the Bible it references that God is the One true God, this is in no way specific to the existence of other deities. All it is saying is that he is the strongest, the ultimate god. Which doesn’t say that other gods can’t exist. Unfortunately, this contradicts the Bible. Deuteronomy 4:35, "Adonai, He is G-d; there is no other besides Him." Deuteronomy 4:39, "Adonai, He is God in heaven above and on earth below; there is no other." 2 Samuel 7:22, "You are great, Adonai Elohim, for there is none like You and there is no God beside You." Isaiah 45:21, "Is it not I, Adonai? And there is no other God beside Me..." And many, many others. [1] Next, let us talk about the B point of his argument, where he’s talking about the demographics of theism proving atheism truefalse and out of context. I state that the demographics of theism show that a Judeo-Christian type God is improbable. In no way does this say that Atheism is true!First, there’s no actual reason or proof as for why what he is claiming is even true.If you had read the argument, I clearly shown that this is indeed the case. In the ancient world, every single culture had its own mythology.“If you contradict yourself, you don’t exist.” Way out of context! I said a being that has contradictory attributes cannot exist! For example, an invisible pink unicorn cannot exist because one cannot be invisible and pink at the same exact time!I thought, as per the resolutional analysis given in round one that the pro wasn’t debating to falsify a religion. Correct. I am not saying "Christianity is false", but religion as a whole is false.If God were to not exist, then the Christian faith would be falsified. Wouldn’t this be a contradiction? I show that a generic Judeo-Christian type God cannot exist. In now wise did I mention the Christian faith ANYWHERE! No, this is not a contradiction. 0%=Impossibility which also = improbabilityMy partner did bring up an interesting point in the omnipotence-vs.-free will argument; namely, the human nature argument. There is a flaw in this: In no wise does human nature affect God's nature. In fact, I argue that if God is omnipotent and all-knowing, how is it possible that we have already In many chapters spread across both the Old and New testament, there are recounts of God using his divine might to crush the opposition of those who believe in pagan gods or in other religions.This is where con made on of his fatal error, the Christian God claims that "He is not willing that any should perish, but all to come to repentance." [2] This begs the question why He didn't do that to all the pagan gods in America and throughout the world. I only need to respond to the pro's arguments in order to be merited a win, he says that I have to prove the resolution false. I can do this by only responding to the pro's arguments.Yes. And so far, you haven't proven ANYTHING!Vote pro! (Remember: Next round is only for summary and closing statements). Reference1. http://www.bible.ca...;2. Second Peter 3:9