Christians say their God says he will do something. I come along and see if it happens. It does not, they say their God does not lie, so I discount their idea of God.
(I looked for myself, reached my own conclusions, then went and read studies, they mostly didn't contradict what I saw. There were some subtleties I'd missed.)
They then ask me about it, I explain and they attack me for doing this. It's wrong to expect a god who apparently says he doesn't lie to not lie.
I do not care if the Bible contradicts itself or historical record, anymore than any other ancient book. In places it does, in places it doesn't. I don't care about the philosophical arguments for the existence of a god - even if a god existed, you'd still have to show it was yours.
I will examine this god hypothesis in more detail when the predictions made happen. They do not, so I don't have to look at anything else because it has been shown to be wrong. False. Incorrect.
Just to be very clear, this is what happens:
Christians say God will do something. These things do not happen. So I think the Christians are wrong about God.
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