God lives within us faith.

[Esquilax]

I think if God would write words in the sky saying he exists, it would make faith dry and too easy and dull.

Theists say this all the time, and it just baffles the hell out of me, and I think I can demonstrate why with a bit of ad libbing.

"I think if God would write words in the sky saying he exists, it would make pretending to know things I don't know dry and too easy and dull."

I think faith in the unseen and the unseen journey is a more enriching experience.

"I think pretending to know things I don't know about the unseen and the unseen journey is a more enriching experience."

There we go. Why is faith so important? Why do all you believers have to sit there and act like it's so desperately vital that the things you pretend to know about be really, really unbelievable? What's the deal here?

I feel this is a major difference I have with atheists. I don't want some sort of mathematical proof of God's existence or miracles showing he exists. I rather have this inner reflection and reflection of the divine and build a relationship on God through faith in his unseen names and attributes that seem like foundation to my existence.

I rather have this non-evidence universe.

You would rather pretend to know things that make you comfortable, rather than accepting things that are evidenced and true. I get why that'd be appealing, but surely you understand why it's not at all compelling as an argument?