Christians, what is your VERY BEST arguments for the existence of God?

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Believing with all your heart is delusional, however that is not the definition of faith. You should always want truth more than you want to be right. The fact that both Zen and you casually dismissed the above arguements proves you only seek the delusion of wishful thinking to reason.

You think it's delusional not to believe in an invisible flying man in the sky? Which one of us is claming there is an all powerful being without any evidence?

Claim without evidence, it can be dismissed without evidence. It's far from delusional to dismiss an evidentless claim.

Of course I want the truth, why do you think I'm an atheist? Reason makes far more sense than religion ever could.

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that wasn't the delusion I was reffering to. As blatanly obvious by your choice to attck theist A who clearly agreed with theist B in answer a question instead of responding to theist B's assertions. You are delusional about your unbiased perspective on the truth. I would never argue that your personal beliefs affect a logical arguement in any way. That would be ad hominem. It does however belie your preference to attack people (read as be a douche) than deal with the question. This is obviously your right seeing as we're in your house and you're entitled to beat up on whoever you want to in here, and believe in whatever delusion of impartialness you have.

@EvF - I believe he answered your question with

Tacky has answered as I always try to explain and you miss.

I contend that Faith and belief are not mutually exclusive. I have provided some of the rationale for my level of evidence that suports my belief. I also have faith to close the tiny gap of the unknown to constitute the abilitly to present "knowing of the presence or attributes of God" Because of a theist's faith it's far easier for the religious to become zealots, which I feel is a bad thing. Your faith should rarely if ever outway your belief. Your faith alone should never incite hurtful actions.