Curious to know

[Athene]

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If secondhand accounts were enough to convince my brain into belief in something as fantastical as an almighty God, I would already. Not sure why the testimony of one more person should make a difference, atheist or not.
Clearly, this is the sort of thing I would actually have to witness myself in order to believe.
'Cause, yeah...It's just that big.  

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What about if instead of being only one there would be 2-3 or more atheists that you know personally
that tell you that they were wrong all the way?
Would or would not make any difference?

There are scores of people, millions, perhaps billions who honestly believe they've had personal contact with "God". So again, why should 10, 20, or even 100 more personal accounts tip the scale? There's no reason for me to to believe that atheists aren't subject to the same possible psychological/neurological responses to impending death as anyone else.