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I'm genuinely not well versed enough to have an opinion about anything theological or christianity related, but I maintain my skepticism and remain closely to my own life experiences in observations, which christian claims clash with. What might be true for them isn't true for me and thus I think that it might be arrogant of me to outright call christians or religious types entirely wrong for whatever works for them, etc, you have to treat it in a different way. It's easier for me to assume that christians are all liars, but they believe their lies because it helps them live, to an extent that their lies are not "lies" but rather a fantasy, there is the fantastical belief of God and Christ that keeps them going and supposedly talks to them, these things aren't necessarily lies, they are beliefs... but you can't have belief without lie... ohhh shiii
What I'm trying to say is that my opinion that God isn't real is just as true as the opinion that God is, sometimes debates get heated though when two sides are unable to see the other viewpoint and fight for their side as if it is the one and only truth.
I think there is one and only truth to the extent that there is no such thing as one true religion, rather I believe the world and the people that live in it are defined by chaos and without meaning at all, they have to make things up to make sense of it, but
