Atheist Debates - Who are you to question God?

Interesting discussion, but I think he goes a bit too far. I don't evaluate the nature/character of God at all. As I have insufficient evidence to merit a belief in such, there is no need to attempt to evaluate it. Any statements positive or negative regarding the existence and nature of god are exactly the same thing. Beliefs. One cannot prove or disprove the existence or nature of god. Once you make the statement, then the burden of evidence falls to the person making the claim. Since I lack evidence either way, I cannot make either claim.

I personally do not care if someone believes or doesn't believe. I don't expend energy trying to disprove to the statements. I simply have no reason to accept the proposition that god exists and that it is good. If presented with compelling evidence, I would evaluate it at that time. Until then, I have more amusing things to debate.

If you believe, great. If you don't, great. Either way, it doesn't much matter to me.

I just think the whole thing is just a bunch of hooey. Believe, don't believe... who cares. I don't question god I just don't care. I do wonder why anyone would worship or believe in such a brutal killing machine. Anything that caused so much suffering and death seems like a stupid thing to care about.

I've said it before, anyone who really reads the Bible is going to come away with questions. There's nothing wrong with that. Most of the atheistic questions regarding God are more about God's character and morality. That's the part that's absurd. As I said in our other conversation yesterday, if there is no God and the Bible is just a made up book, then who is Capt Gregory Prickett to tell someone else they are wrong about anything? By what standard do you (and the guy in the video) use to condemn things like murder? Yours? America's? Texas'? And what do you back that condemnation up with? "Well I just know"? That's absurd. Why should anyone take your word for it concerning morality? Because society says so? Whose society?

The Bible, whether you agree with it or not, provides a moral standard. You and this guy are just doing what you want to do. And to prove that, I'll ask a simple question. Name one moral issue(homosexuality, murder, stealing, etc.) that you actually have no issue with but still condemn as immoral because our society tells you to? Or you can tell me something that you would think is immoral but our society accepts so you now consider it moral.