I posted this in response to a Jim Daly article at the Focus on the Family webpage shortly before getting banned. They really get uncomfortable if you make rational points, particularly since other commenters responded supportively.

[F]or believers I pose this hypothetical question: - If you were to arrive at the conclusion that we live and exist in a godless universe (not PROVE it, not FORCED to accept that view, but determined for YOURSELF that there was no CREDIBLE evidence for the existence of any god or gods and therefore the default position was the same for your views on the existence of say, leprechauns) how would you live your life from that point on? Suicide? No limits? Rape, rob, murder, steal? Try to (de)convert everyone else? Go insane? Or would you continue on pretty much as you do now? Love your family, or kids, or spouse, or significant other? Continue to partake in the joys, sorrows, and challenges that our lives entail? Most believers I ask won't even humor the question. It's usually some version of, "God exists so the question is meaningless." I ask "Which god?" They usually answer, "There is only one." This then digresses into figuring out accurately this supposed gods message for humanity. I conclude that if god exists, and god wants humans to know of its existence and its blueprint for ours...then it has failed miserably because virtually NO ONE is on the same page.