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Originally Posted by Maggy J
So if someone says to me there is/are a god(s) then the onus is on them to provide the proof.
However if I tell a person of faith that their god does not exist the burden of proof falls to me.
Well there lies the whole solution.
Atheists must never tell those of faith that their god does not exist and theists must always provide proof when telling an atheist that god does exist. 
End of conversation..Now what really big question shall we talk about?Something that both sides can get behind and really come to a conclusion about.
How to provide enough food for the whole world and ensure that no one ever starves to death again? Hmmmm!
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In all honesty I don't see why people of faith get upset if they are told by someone else that God doesn't exist. I don't see any problem with it, as long as you are not rediculed for your believing/not believing in God.
Life is too short, religion works for some, it doesnt work for others...Let's all move along and get on with it.