You can't prove there isn't a God.

Why just the one? If lack of exclusionary evidence is all it takes, feel free to believe in every idea ever proposed. I, on the other hand, will live happily in the assumption that ideas with no supporting evidence, and are self-evidently absurd, are of no relevance to me.

You believe it - I believe you are sincere - but that's your faith. You can't prove it.

Projection, bordering on ad nauseam. You're saying that an atheist believes it can be assumed that there is not a thing for which there is no evidence? The folly!

I believe there is a God. I believe He designed, made the world and everything in it. I believe the sun, moon, stars, and penguins show great design - just to name a couple.

A couple is two. There's also disease, the fact that we have to kill to eat, vestigial organs, the blind spot in the human eye; a biologist could go on and on.

I think you guys have more faith than I do when it comes to believing preposterous stuff. My hat's off to your great faith - it's just illogical faith to me.

Projection.

Man could not even make one acorn or one bee - this is evident to you guys. You can't explain magnetism or gravity - yet you think there was no designer? Great faith I say.

God of the gaps. Yawn.