Well you can't blame him for the choices you make. That's like saying, it's cause of my mum and dad that I drink and smoke weed all day, when infact it's just the choices you made.
They don't have power over whether you do it in the first place. If he does exist, then he knew from the start that I would not believe in him if enough evidence was not provided. The evidence was not provided, so in turn God knew that I would be an Atheist.
I know but you keep forgetting he let us have free will. With free will, he can see the outcome of every single decision we make in our lives. By giving us free will, he is putting us to the test and asking us "What will you choose my friend?"
But being omniscient he already knows the outcome, so it isn't really a test.
It's just like when your parents let you hang out with your friends. Now has you might have noticed, I'm no theologian but think about it. Your friends could have a good or bad influence on you. Whether you follow those bad choices to do drugs or things like that is totally up to you, but your parents still trust you...
Its a completely different situation since your parents don't have control of every aspect of your life and know every move that you will make beforehand.
Then again, it might not be the same thing cause your parents are not like God, but God's love is greater then a father or a mother's love.
Most mothers that I know would do anything for their children. They would feed them when they are hungry, care for them when they are sick, etc. I see no God taking action against any of the things plaguing people in this world.
Like someone said before, no matter how many proof you present, no one is really ever going to grow from this. No matter how hard you try, it's hard to keep your mind open on such a subject like this, where believing or not believing is just up to the experiences and things that the person has witnessed in their life..
It is very hard to keep an open mind, which is what I try to do most of the time in debates. My aim isn't necessarily to prove to a person that God doesn't exist, but to make them think for themselves.
And like no offense but it kinda gets on my nerves the way your like blaming God for everything, kinda sounds like you can't take responsibility for your actions.
Then again i might be totally wrong.
Most of the things I say in that manner are hypothetical "for the sake of the argument" type statements. If there is a God, then he has ultimate control of everything that goes on, so in the end, all the blame for good and evil ultimately rests with him.



