Turning the tables on atheism

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No there aren't. There are much, much more atheists in Allah than there are believers in Allah, since less than 25% of the world's population are Muslims, and even then there are "wrong" denominations, so an actual number of "real" Muslims is perhaps 5% of the world's population.

So what ? How is that relevant ? The "wrong" denominations don't disagree on important articles of faith, so their existence doesn't favor atheism.

Some people are thickheaded nuts.  If those thickheaded nuts can fail to see an issue, it doesn't exist.  

That's not how the argument goes. There is a large group of people who are theists despite the issue I, therefore there is high probability that they managed to reconcile issue I , which they know exists, with theism.

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Belief doesn't imply rational reconciliation.  

I didn't say it does. But if a lot of people managed to believe despite the existence of some obstacle O to belief, then there is a high probability that someone among them ratioally reconciled his belief with the obstacle O.