Christians come on in

[quickdodge®]

But if I choose to dispute that I can. I can merely choose to believe that everything is merely a figment of my imagination. Then you don't exist. Your wife doesn't exist. You car doesn't exist, and neither do colors. Not saying that I ascribe to this mentality, but some do.

You're right. You can dispute. But when it's placed right in front of you, the dispute is instantly null and void.

Which you also absolutely can not do when it comes to the non-existence of God.

In a sense, you're right here as well. Again, though, the lack of evidence to prove God's existence becomes the proof of (a probable) non-existence. I don't have to prove that He doesn't exist because there is no evidence to disprove it.

We'll find out.

That we shall. Like I said before, I'm not a total non-believer. I'm one who just has lots of questions that will literally NEVER be answered by anyone on Earth. Later, QD.