Athiesm is a Faith?

[Mark 13:13]

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Yes its perfect timing, and I accept the many points made but I hold my position that because the God I believe in can never be proved or disproved by science EVER because He does not exist anywhere science can search or even have the tools to search. It cannot be proved or disproved. God is not like any other phenomenon that science can explore and the acceptance of a belief or not in God does not in itself hamper science from progression or making definative statements about what it is equiped to deal with. I do not try to shift the burden of proof rather i contend that in this situation there is no burden of proof on either party unless one party sets out to prove to the other that are wrong. I do not set out to prove you are wrong so no burden accepted.

Then why believe?

because i get some intangeble benefit from the belief and because I have experieced something of the supernatural but it doesn't quite go to miracles and can be easily brushed of as just coincidence by people who weren't in my space experiencing what i experience. But I will never have 100% certainty so there is always room for doubt but if i'm honest even if I was to have some wierd paradigm and turn into an Athiest ( extremely unlikely as it would have happened in the 20 or so years I was very much a non practicing Catholic and definately using my free will to challenge church teaching. I even told the priest that was to marry me and my wife in the premarriage prep sesions that I disagreed with the church position on contraception, and my wife that I didn't care what the church taught on divorce if the marriage went completely pear shaped then divorce was an option for me.) I would always have a doubt, its part of my make up to leave just a space even if this space can be uncomfortable to carry.