@JahaRa - There is very little external evidence for either belief or disbelief (or cherry picking one's beliefs) which is available to others, can be reproduced, can be documented, etc. The kinds of evidence an individual finds acceptable depends much on the pre-existing assumption set which is the basis for formulating a hypothesis/argument or designing an experiment.
I find your post #63 indicative of your having very different assumption sets than I do. Also, I find it unnecessarily argumentative and offensive (the Deity "can't control," "makes no sense") to believers. All your points are noted, addressed, and answered in Freshman level college classes in religion or religious studies. I was taught these issues and answers in secondary school in the US. Other believers have been taught in religious classes via their place of worship.
I think it is possible to disagree with someone about the existence of God without insults or offense.