How do we “bend the curve” in the trend away from Christianity?

[pacificmaelstrom (Jamie)]

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Answer my question please.

I am open to the evidence. It’s possible that no God’s exist. It’s possible that God exists. It’s possible that Satan is the real God. It’s possible there are many Gods. I don’t know enough to be certain, so I’m open to the evidence. It’s possible there are aliens on Mars that are very good at hiding, but, until evidence for such aliens turns up, I am not justified in the belief in their existence. It is the same with God/Gods/Deities.

But I come from a Christian background, where a God was specifically defined. Such as One being, with three persons sharing the nature of God. This God was defined as absolute and unconditional love, omni-present, all powerful, a God who cannot lie. Hence, after finding the contradictions I’ve outlined in my posts, I concluded this specific God cannot exist. It’s possible he was misrepresented in the Bible, sure, but then he is not all powerful (to keep his message from corruption) or maybe not all loving (i.e. does not care that people suffer as a result of the teachings).

I would be interested to hear your opinion on this argument for God’s existence.