Why are you (still) a Christian?

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No man has seen God's face and lived.

On the contrary, it is written (Exodus 33:11): And the LORD spake unto Moses face to face, as a man speaketh unto his friend...

I like discussions with unbelievers. I rarely have these sorts of discussions with believers. You know why? Lots of reasons, actually. I was an unbeliever nearly half of my life. All of my family and friends are unbelievers. They're more open and honest - real in a sense - than believers. More entertaining and interesting than believers as well, from my perspective. Believers already have or should have all of the information to make an informed decision. But most of all I like talking with unbelievers because they teach me. They teach me a lot about themselves, myself, people in general and specifically the subject I'm interested in as a hobby more than anything - the Bible. They do that in two ways, they encourage me to appease my sizable ego and disagreeable skeptic nature resulting in my having to do research I may be too fucking stupid and lazy to do without that encouragement. But the problem is, both with believers and unbelievers it's hard to get them to do that if they don't think for themselves. I can research and puke up any indoctrination and propaganda with an atheistic agenda just as easily as they can. So, I'm trying, with the usual lack of success, to get you and, let's say, @Bucky Ball to think for yourself. 

Having made that astounding announcement, let's look at our arguments. 

You contend that Moses has literally seen God face to face as the Bible plainly states and certainly seems to imply. 

I contend that no one has literally seen God's face. Period. You can't take the Bible at face value by cherry picking verses hyperliterally. 

You seem to be able to be fairly adept at Bible thumping, so let's see if you can kick it up a notch and support my argument. I know! I know! You don't want to do that. It would be silly! And you're not silly. But can you think for yourself? 

Tell me what you find on the following:

1. Can the physical universe, the heavens, contain God? 
2. Does the Bible say no one has seen God?
3 Does God literally have a physical face?
4. What does the name Michael mean? 
5. Why did God send the three angels who visited lot? 
6. What does Jesus being the word of God mean? 

All of that is easy. Won't take no time. However . . . the tricky part is the next one. I'll help you. 

7. Is there, anywhere in the Bible, where an angel, that is literally a spirit creature serving as a messenger, being addressed as or referred to as "a man," "an angel," "God or Lord," and "Jehovah" by the recipient of that message? In other words a person calling the same spirit being an angel a man, God and Jehovah. 

Hint: See Genesis 18:1-3 Jehovah God is mistaken for one of the three men. Was God a man or an angel in the form of a man who represented God?

Numbers 12:8 - An appearance of God represents God to Moses.

Genesis 32:30 - Hosea 12:2-4 points out that it was an angel who represented God that grappled with Jacob.

Judges 13:2-22 - Note that the angel of Jehovah God is called Jehovah God.

Judges 6:11-23