Reasons for accepting atheism and not the god of the bible

Hello, so I see your points, but respectively I must disagree with you. I don't know where you got your stats on everyone in the world not knowing what atheism is, but I highly challenge that Phil Zuckerman PH.D his article from Psychology today claims "7% of the population is atheist which surmounts to 450-500 million non-believers." though it's a small population that doesn't mean the rest of the percentage is all christian faith and that some people may know what it means, but simply ignore it's nature. I don't exactly get your other point either," if you have the slightest inkling God isn't real you're an anthiest" that point is not true either, in fact people of Christian faith lose faith in God all the time over prayers not being answered or a catastrophic event that happens to them however it is human nature to lose faith in God over selfish things. The earliest records of the Bible show that people lose faith or doubt God all the time, but the Israelites who disobeyed God were still his children. Once you are baptized or believe in God the religion itself at least fundamentally is still a part of you and people who have doubts can get their questions answered by a pastor. Is it not possible for someone to doubt God then regain full faith and lose doubt? On third point of having no free will in believing in God that's just ridiculous. I also like the ad hominems you use for people of faith, but anyway back to our professional debate. Freedom is actually a huge part of Christian faith. The bible says you must obey the commandments and listen to God, however you have the free will to disobey these orders and if you do God still loves you. God actually recognizes that we are sinners already so the rules he created he knew would be broke already actually showing that he gave us freedom and knew of our actual choices. Adam and Eve had freedom and people EVE naturally disobeyed God. Maybe in God's eyes having the freedom to do whatever you want is anarchy and can lead to the ruin of cities and governments as it had historically. We have laws in place now do you call the government evil and not giving us free will? Laws have been a part of history since the Doctrine of Lex from the Greeks and just because there's rules in a religion doesn't mean that you are constrained. I think in part of your argument you talk about us being robots? If he knows what were doing, but were consciously not aware of him interacting with us then how would we even know that we're being controlled. If it feels like we have freedom, we choose to do what we want at a moments notice then you're basically advocating that God knew we would want and have freedom so are daily lives aren't effected by him, so in turn actually helped my point. I believe in God and I've committed sins and I chose to do those sins, maybe he made me do it, but I have no actual way of showing he effected my decision. There's actually been proof of Jesus existing as well. Dr. Dwight Longnecker in his article describes how the bones were found" News reports from Jerusalem are just breaking about an astounding discovery outside the city. In an ancient tomb an ossuary has been uncovered with the inscription "Rabbi Jeshua Nazarene". The bones seem to indicate marks of a crucifixion"with the skull having holes caused by the crown of thorns." Here are bible versus about free will Galatians 5:13 13 You, my brothers and sisters, were called to be free. But do not use your freedom to indulge the flesh ; rather, serve one another humbly in love. 1 Corinthians 10:13 / / / / / 13 No temptation has overtaken you except what is common to mankind. And God is faithful; he will not let you be tempted beyond what you can bear. But when you are tempted, he will also provide a way out so that you can endure it. 1 Corinthians 10:13 NIV John 7:17 17 Anyone who chooses to do the will of God will find out whether my teaching comes from God or whether I speak on my own. God even gave his own son the free will to speak on the teachings of the Christian faith. God gave the Romans and Jews the freedom to execute his son. Lastly God being evil. I think it's fair to say that God did some Evil things, but ins't evil within himself. Let me Explain; A man who curses at a bear for being in his own plane curses himself. What the take away is this... when you do something bad or provoke someone there is a consequence to follow. A man goes into the woods finds a bear, provokes the bear and the bear eats him, the man is angry at the bear for eating him. Can you call the bear evil? no. When God saved the Israelites from slavery, promised them land and gave them an invincible army against the neighbors of Jerusalem at the trade of just unyielding faith; to which he warned them of what would happen if they broke the covenant. Did they not take what God gave them and broke the promise? how many generations of kings in Jerusalem broke covenant with God? Did God not give them warnings after warnings? How many times did God save Jerusalem from the Canaanites and benjamites? Did God not send his son down to peacefully tell his creations that we were living wrong and with free will they killed him on a cross. In conclusion videos are too long and I don't wanna watch people make points for you, I want your take on it not some random guy from you-tube i'm debating you not them. We have free will, people are atheist and people can have doubts and still be religious.