"So you are saying that we could have been created by a huge hoard of flying pink elephants?"
Pointless question.
Supposing we are... what of it? And anyways, his statement only implied that it
could be possible, though he might not have thought of it anyway.
"We know for a fact god did not create the bible..."
Yes, just as I know for a fac tthat there are other humans, and that I'm not the only human in existance, just as I know for a fact that I'm not actualy a test-gene-mixing-subject for pink invisible elves that send optic, touch, and other types of information into my processing center(brain) to see how I learn and react to such things. Don't say 'we know for a fact' untill you've managed to 'know for a fact'
anything without anyone being able to come up with some kinda of possibility for its non-truthfulness.
"You just said we become nothing when we die..."
What my gues sis, when he said that we 'know' we will no longer exist, that we know it on a practical level; the chance of being one of the very few people who do get to 'pass on' is low enough to believe that you won't be one, just as I wouldn't expect to win the lottery.
"Post your theory and prove it. In the end, all of our theorys are basically unprovable (with the exception of those disproved by science, which this one cannot). You ask the impossible. So does that mean that my theory is false? No. It isn't "Innocent", only "Not Guilty". Though some criminals are "Not Guilty", that does not make them "Innocent". Though some innocent people are "Not Guilty", that does not mean that they are guilty."
Actualy, to be truthful, I don't see how
any religion can be disproved, for above stated reasons.
"f god proved he existed through anyway in which the evidence cannot be denied, I will change from an athiest to whatever the hell it is that will allow me to get into heaven.
Of course, this is assuming this comes to be true. Which... in my blind faith in science, it won't."
Exactly the same as in my case. I don't say God doesn't exist; just that I don't currently believe he does, because I have little to no evidence of his existance.
"Ask him when you see him."
That is, of course, supposing he's exactly as you suppose, and willing to show himself to those who believed in him. As I said, there's soooo many other possibilities, and the 'truth' as we call it may actualy be
similar to Christianity... except that God is actualy an

, and so he created so many things that cause pain(supposing he exists, I agree with the idea
of pain, but not of things that cause dozens upon dozens times the amount of pain that I could stand, that seem to strike apparently random people).
"You have faith in something that's not logical? Would you believe me if I asked you take take the existence of square circles entirely by faith?"
No, for belief in that, there would need to be a few hundred people that believe in it, without anyone knowing
why those few hundred people originaly started believing, and then there needs to be a lot of torture and killing incidents to attempt to convince others of its existance, and eventualy for it to be taken more 'humanely' and instead argued about, not to mention changing from the belief of square circles to the belief in 1 dimensional cubes that bring peace and harmony to all.
"Lol... such as? Sex isn't a sin within marriage... weed is probably only a sin due to breaking a higher authorities law... um what else?"
So, does God say, 'Screw homosexuals, since in North America they can't get married, and I don't give a damn if it's not their fault for not being married?'.
Wow, I never knew God was so prejudiced.
"First off, how could something explode if there is no time? How can something happen without time existing? Object X moves Y meters over Z seconds. You need time otherwise there isn't movement. So how is a dot exploding, let alone, this explosion creating time logical? How can an atom exist if electrons aren't moving? If electrons aren't moving, how can things react? Even if it was all possible, what the hell was this dot doing before it exploded? Nothing obviously, because there is no time! Ugh... How the

do people think of these things. "
I heard one person say that the reason this whole time-problem doesn't apply to God is because he's 'omnipotent'... So, who's to say the universe isn't omnipotent?
Also, the Big Bang isn't a necesary part of believing in a lack of God.
I myself don't believe in it, because that little dot from which the explosion came would have been a universe in and of itself, and so the Bing Bang, which supposedly explains the start of the universe, really
isn't the start of the universe.