No reason justifies disbelief.

[possibletarian]

To simply declare that there is no reason to disbelieve is just that, a declaration.

Simply to make a declaration is not to make an argument. 

Some people feel there are reasons to believe. You say there aren't.

Do you have any reasons for your assertion, or is it made for no reason? You have heard the reasons given by religious people, and you have declared that they are not in fact reasons. Did you make this declaration according to some reasonable standard, or according to nothing?

I didn't say there are no reasons to believe, after all simply saying 'that you want to believe' is a reason. In the same way saying 'I don't want to believe' is also a reason, but both are simply declarations of what you believe to be true.

What I actually asked for is proof, not reasons, perhaps try reading what people actually post may help with your replies.

Here's what i actually said..

To simply declare that there is no reason to disbelieve is just that, a declaration. First show me something that could only happen with a god, then show me proof that is the only way it could happen, then i would believe.