Don't believe in God? Why not?

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I don't believe in god because I (as well as pretty much everyone else I know) don't believe in stuff until it can be proven. People use the argument "Well, you can't prove there ISN'T a god, can you?" and I don't have to prove something wrong to know it's not real. Like I said hundreds of times before, if you're going to believe something that can't be scientifically proven just because it makes sense to you and your prayers have come true, then you'd have to try every single religion to see if you were right. Christians here, have you tried every single religion? I already know the answer is no, because it's probably impossible to try EVERY religion, so saying it makes sense is irrelevant when you haven't tried to see if other religions make sense.

Which brings me to my next point, there are so many religions, and they all thing they're right. I mean, seriously, just look at it this way, you're just one of the millions who has an opinion which is different that millions of others, and you think you're right? The odds aren't great, and if you haven't tried all the religions, you have no clue as to what one you think is right for you if you want to be religious.

Anyhoo, I think god is jusy a fairy tale that has made it big. I mean, just think about a person who controls everything anybody does and lives in a place we don't know of/can't see. until we're dead... LMAO, when you can find me proof that controlling millions of people is possible, maybe I'll believe it then.

And of course, there's the question who made god? Nobody has ever answered that in a way where it makes any sense at all, so nobody should have a reason to believe he's real.

And who's ever seen god? Has anyone ever taken a picture of god?

Annnnnnd isn't it convenient that almost everything that has to do with proving god is real happens after you die? Of course nobody can prove he's not real when you say we have to die first to make sure. People have been dead and then came alive before, so couldn't they tell us if they saw god?

But above all: If god wanted me to know he was real, he would do so. He created us all, right? So if he created us, why don't we automatically know he's real? He would have just made it an unarguable fact, like saying wood comes from trees, etc.