God Does Not Exist

@R2.Pro.1 & 3 - Young Earth Creationism / Creationism & Evolution:This literally - has absolutely nothing to do with the validity of Christianity. There is nothing in either Jewish or Christian texts - that demand a literal belief in the Genesis 1 Creating Narrative.In Genesis 1 : A day wasn't even "reckoned" relative to the Sun - until the 4th day. The text is arguably metaphorical.As for traditions that demand this kind of understanding - it is irrelevant. Even Jesus emphasized the issue with relying on tradition, and intellectualism of men.As for "Arguing Against Creationism - Generally" - this is an archaic idea. Humanity has access to Biological Engineering, Quantum Mechanics, Nano-Technology, Interesting Philosophies - and beginning to create virtual worlds - in just a fraction of time of the Universe's apparent age. Can you imagine what a civilization could do in BILLIONS of years? No - Creationism is certainly plausible.In Re. Evolution - Genesis 1 states that God created man from the dust of the Earth, (which is plausible). It does not say HOW. There is no mention of a potter's wheel - or some "star-trekkien glow" that happened as God breathed into Adam.Hmm ... Actually, The implausible part is that we WOULDN'T do it in 6 days - and that we wait around 7 billion years as we created something. HAH.@R2.Pro.2 - Regarding the Authenticity of the Bible : The very first Christians, (Jews) neither had the New Testament - or even a reasonable "Old Testament".In fact - Early Christian/Jewish apologetics exclusively appealed to rationality, and eye-witness reporting. In Jeremiah 31:31 - the New Covenant was to be exclusively written on the "Hearts of Men" - and was to have nothing to do with written pages. The "Bible" was only constructed hundreds of years after Jesus. @R2.Pro.3 - Regarding the Supposed Significance of Jesus - Similarities between Obama, Lincoln, and Washington - don't have any effect on whether Julius Caesar existed, or not.And no, even Jews of that period - and Romans, didn't question Jesus' existence. The Jews didn't even question the miracles! (c.f. Maimonides' Epistle to Yemen). Many people were called, "the Son of God", in Scripture.@R2.Con.1 - Jesus' Actual Significance : I know I don't really have the "Burden of Proof" here - but come on, those arguments ^^ have no real implication on the Christian Faith - in general.The "Significance" of Jesus - had nothing to do with Jesus, himself. It had to do with God making a point : Ezekiel 39:21 - “And I will set My glory among the nations; and all the nations will see My judgment which I have executed and My hand which I have laid on them. Chrisitanity believes - based on every narrative from Genesis to Jesus, that : God tried - over and over again, to appeal to all nations, to Micah 6:8 - "Do Justice, Show Mercy, Walk humbly Before your God" ... That, God never desired the immoral / injust / or wicked to perish - but to live. That all people - who were at some point vulnerable - should remember their own vulnerability, and judge with mercy. That mercy triumphs over judgment.And so God proved - beyond any reasonable doubt ... that the most noble laws that man could come up with - "Judaism", "Roman", etc - could, and will - always end in death and never give life.So - from a Christian point of view - every point in your argument has less than zero merit.Unless you address the merit of God's "supposed" judgment - that he rendered before all nations - then those arguments will never, ever, lead anywhere. The point is - Christianity, The "God of Christianity" - is virtually unassailable - unless this one - core - tent of the Christian faith is proven false :Christian's appeal to the unconditional mercy demonstrated when Jesus advocated - unconditionally - even for the people torturing him - from a cross. They believe that this kind of mercy triumphs over judgment. "I desire mercy, not punishment." Israel, and every other nation got this wrong - and STILL do. For example : look at our prison systems, death penalties - there is no life, no peace, no true "relief/justice" in it - prison does not necessarily reconcile people.And Reason Demands : You cannot hope to appeal to this kind of mercy - before God - unless you demonstrate it yourself.This is Christianity.Vote CON! Wait - are we allowed to campaign in argument ???? :D