What are the best Atheistic Arguments?

[ecolox]

We just need evidence to suit our never-ending curiosity. Our curiosity will grow when new evidence is discovered, and rate of discoveries will increase as our curiosity grows! The origin of the universe is a HUGE step back in time, so finding the real answer will definitely take much time.

So basically you can never count on finding the real answer scientifically.

I was asked today at school: "If you do not believe in God, then what is point in living?"
My answer was: "Do we need a point to live? Does grass in the yard have a point to live?" Haha, I felt good as a puzzled look came across his face!

What will grass do in life? How does he decide?
And what will you do in life amongst all the options? How do you decide? It's different when things can consciously think, isn't it?

Things don't exist for something, they exist because of something.

If a human exists for no reason and lives for no reason (nothing reasonable) - literally, will future generations even remember that person (the hope [of fame] that many atheists have claimed)? Sounds like he'll be an example to live by for at least one little grimlin.

Also, if God knows everything, then why would he create us knowing we would FAIL

Do all people fail in the eyes of God according to the belief system you reference? Must be no, if some are "saved".

and send chosen people out to be punished for his imperfections?

Huh, what?

If we are created in the image of God, then God must have had been a human, but we are not all knowing/powerful/loving, and neither can God be.

So if Leonardo creates something in the image of a human, then the painting must be rational, emotional, etc? - otherwise humans aren't rational, emotional, etc?

If he's all loving/powerful/knowing, then he could not allow innocent people to die and for evil to cause things to happen.

Actually, if God allowed innocent people to die (in every way - physically, spiritually) - then your argument would stand. But innocent physical lives can be lost without logically preventing God from being loving, so long as God does not destroy souls. The concept of the soul logically allows God to be "3/3".