Originally posted by AdrielGreystone
Something had to of just been here. It is just as easy to say God was just here as it is to say a bang just happened. I happen to believe in God. This
is what I explain to atheist if the subject of God ever comes up.
Let's say you as an atheist is right. What will happen to both of us when we die? We just become worm food.
Let's say I'm right as a Christian. What happens to both of us when we die?

Your argument is called "Pascal wager" and has been debunked many times.
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Christianity may have a large number of adherents, but all other religions plus the seculars dwarf that number. Would one have had to adhere to all of
them to ensure his everlasting ever?
Pascal's wager fails to tell us which god is likely to be the right one, you have a great probability that you picked the wrong religion and go to
some other religion's version of hell. This is referred to as the "avoiding the wrong hell problem"
Besides, the process of belief is not a bet, not based on hope for reward or fear of punishment. Normally you believe in something your senses tells
you is likely to be true.