Atheists, would you try to convince a religious person that there wasn't a God for the hell of it?

Atheists could try, but it wouldn’t work. I believe in God and will always believe in God because of personal experience. Just wouldn’t work.

I'm in the camp of letting people believe what they want...you know live and let live. 🤷‍♀️

I'm an agnostic but if people get comfort from whatever religion they believe in I'm all for that.

No, I'm not a jerk. And I have better things to do.

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lol, matters of "faith" are rarely overturned by logic. Think of all the theology and Divinity schools churning out PhD ministers.....one would assume they at least had a smattering of science in their educational history.

I think what becomes the biggest influence in rejecting a faith or religion is a person experiencing the sheer hypocrisy of his leaders and actually studying the Bible critically and discovering how it is littered with thousands of contradictions.

As my granddad likes to say, "Lily, you don't need to throw any stones at a person who already has his pockets full of them while treading in deep water."

I'm an agnostic, so these aren't really that bothering, as questions. What is, is. What is not, is not. It's not up to me.

Nope. I'd put forward the arguments in hope of young people not making that mistake. People already set on God needn't convert.

Absolutely not. Religious people say Atheists are close minded. Well, Vicey Versy.
Ask a Religious person, "Would you be open to the idea that God does not Exist"?

If someone is stupid enough to be an atheist then it would have to take someone equally stupid to believe them