Existence of God

Frankly, I am sick and tired of this thread, so let me lay it out for you guys one last time, before I lock it up.

God may or may not exist. There is no way to prove or disprove it.

Therefore, it is illogical to subscribe to the absolute belief in a God or the absolute belief that there is no God.

The difference is that Christians aren't arguing that belief in God is simply logical, while Atheists are arguing that their belief is logical, when it is indeed no more logical than Christians' beliefs.

Furthermore, it is neither rational to believe in a God nor to believe that there is no God simply because. I'm sure most of you can understand why it would be irrational to believe in God for no particular reason, but here's something to think about. If there is no God, and thusly the universe was created through pure chance and chaos, then why would we ever expect the universe to abide by laws? Science's very foundation is in the assumption that the universe is lawful in nature, yet this would simply be impossible if the universe is the spawn of chaos. Chaos, in its purest form, cannot breed law, especially laws as intricate as those that govern our universe.

But, again, true Christians aren't claiming that it is rational to believe in God over something else. Do you know why? Faith. The main difference is that we admit that our beliefs are based on faith, while you stubbornly go about, saying "my belief is based on facts" when it is indeed based as much on faith as the religions you so quickly jump to bash.

The most logical and most rational conclusion you can reach, simply by looking at the facts, is that of Agnosticism.