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This has been puzzling me for a while and I'd be interested in hearing your opinions. The debate relies on the premise that people will follow a religion (particularly Christianity) because they have been presented with adequate evidence of God's existence. It follows that if you ask an atheist why they do not believe in God or a Muslim why they follow Islam instead of Christianity the answer will be that there is not sufficient evidence for them to convert.
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This has been puzzling me for a while and I'd be interested in hearing your opinions. The debate relies on the premise that people will follow a [[religion]] (particularly [[Christianity]]) because they have been presented with adequate evidence of God's existence. It follows that if you ask an atheist why they do not believe in God or a Muslim why they follow Islam instead of Christianity the answer will be that there is not sufficient evidence for them to convert.
    
First off we need to acknowledge that some people have not been exposed to the same amount of evidence as others, some people are born into Christian families, others are born into atheist families or into regions where Christianity is not known.  
 
First off we need to acknowledge that some people have not been exposed to the same amount of evidence as others, some people are born into Christian families, others are born into atheist families or into regions where Christianity is not known.  
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