I Do not state that god does not exist. My position is I don’t know. Until I find sufficient evidence to believe I will remain in the I don’t know camp.
I don’t know what evidence I would need but I bet if god existed as you say he would know.
You've described yourself as being Agnostic instead of an Atheist.. Atheism rejects the existence of any God/gods, while Agnosticism is in the "I don't know" camp. That's an honest answer that everyone shares, when push comes to shove, none of us know anything for certain.
There is no tangible evidence that provides undisputed proof that any belief is true.. If there were, it wouldn't be a belief, but a known fact. As for Christianity, Christ called everyone to come by faith, and Paul reiterated it
"The just shall live by faith" (Galatians 3:11). Therefore, while I can try to articulate what I believe, I could never substantiate it to the satisfaction of a nonbeliever. I personally believe that there is prophetic, archeological, and historical evidence, along with the written testimony of witnesses, but for those seeking proof beyond doubt, all such evidence will not suffice.
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People want the bible proven, but consider that despite all of the human progress and scientific advancements over the millennia, and yet a book written by a bunch of unsophisticated sheepherders 2000-3500 years ago, still can't be proven false. Neither the believer or the atheist can meet any burden of proof. Paul said;
"For the invisible things of him from the creation of the world are clearly seen, being understood by the things that are made, even his eternal power and Godhead; so that they are without excuse" (Romans 1:20). That's enough evidence for me, seeing everything working in synchronization and natural harmony confirms a creative force, and not some spontaneous accident.
