Working backwards.

[WinterHold]

[Astreja]

Okay.  Kindly ask your god to drop by my home at its earliest convenience.  I do not consider scriptures or religions to be evidence, so it must be an in-person, face-to-face visit.  This is not negotiable; it is the only thing that I consider acceptable evidence for the existence of god-like beings.

You know if a holy book claiming to be from God didn't bring this exact objection of yours and had a whole response to it in an eloquent manner, with a repeated theme, from multiple angles,  I would not believe it's from God.

Ah.  You're selectively gullible, then.  Many books claim to be from gods, yet you accept only the Islamic ones.  Why don't you believe all the others?

You are not the first nor will be the last that brings this non-negotiable criterion on God.  The sad thing is you believe this is a source of some sort of honor to you.

No, that is a false assertion.  It has nothing whatsoever to do with "honor."    I know from personal experience how trivially easy it is to write a "holy book" -- yes, I've done it myself -- so it is perfectly reasonable to assume that all holy books are merely human inventions.  An actual visit from a god is the only thing capable of convincing me.  There is literally nothing else that will work.  I know this because at multiple times in my life I tried to practise a religion, but was never able to overcome the sensation that I was just playing make-believe.

[Athene]