Many people claim they do not believe in God for one reason: They can't see Him, hear Him, touch Him nor feel (debatable) Him. There is no "evidence" of Him from our five senses. This is a weak argument at best, considering that in the last century we have acknowledged the existence of so many intangible things that do exist. Atoms, radio waves and even cell phone signals to name a few.
"But these things can be proven by science!" Some will say. Perhaps, to a degree. But much science of the early 20th century is giving way to new discoveries, rendering previously held iron-clad beliefs untrue- or at the least incomplete.
All I'm saying is that over the centuries, there has been much evidence of a supernatural power who intervenes in man's life. Much more evidence for than against. Just because we don't believe in Him, doesn't mean He doesn't exist. Just because man thought the earth was flat didn't mean it was.
Yes, atheists often use the same argument. "There's no God. No matter how strongly you believe otherwise, you just can't make it so."
Neither can you.
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