Appreciate all the comments. Keeps me on my toes. Lest there be any doubt, I have no doubt that any of the Gods claimed by organized religion are bogus. My purpose in stating I might be convinced into joining was meant convey the impossibility of anyone meeting my criteria. It will never happen because the only supposed evidence is the complete lack of evidence except for the totally unreliable kind consisting of ancient fairy- tale hearsy I hope snowy owl might recosnider testing out my blog at agnosticliberal.com and give me another try. What have you got to lose. You might like it.

Firstly, and as a person with a ThD ( Doctorate Degree in Theology an Comparative Modern Religions) I request and EXPECT you to offer up any and all Proof Positive at YOUR disposal in FAVOUR of your claim, as erroneous as it most definitely is, since there is and NEVER has been ANY such Irrefutable, Undeniable Evidence to exhibit that the Hebrew God (aka the Christian, Muslim, Evangelist, Episcopakian, etc, etc, ad infinitum) has EVER existed at all EXCEPT in the fevered, frightened, scared and underdeveloped minds of those primitives who STOLE the Monotheistic Ideology from the Era of Ancient Egypt known as the
Amenhotep IV or, as he became known later, Akhenaton, Era at the city that was once called Akhetaton, meaning in English the Place where the Aton ( the Sun) rises.
Prior to the Hebrews learning about Akhenaton and his Montheist Experiment those self-same Hebrews were worshipers of a Multitude of Deities, etc, etc, and remained so until the advent and invention of their assumed and mythical national identity was manufactured by those who served in the Courts of the Mesopotamian Kings from Hamurhabi to Necubanisar IV.
Which occurred most likely somewhere between the years of 1,100 and 1,080 B.C.E. fyi.

The existence of a "godly" being doesn't make that being "God". Sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic- or a miracle.

Any being that could somehow create humanity begs the question- where did they come from? What created them? Any such sufficiently advanced species must have originated somehow, which puts us right back to the starting point of asking "how did life and intelligence evolve?" It's an infinite regress, with no supernatural creator in sight. Such beings might be worthy of thanks, but not worship. They would be no more "gods" than humans, who have bred numerous species ourselves, are.

Nobody has produced any falsifiable evidence in the last 5,000 years to support the existence claim of any god. Enough said.

I can appreciate that you would acknowledge as a fact the existence of a god if one were to make itself known to humanity in a real and physical way but why would you want to involve a prophet? Prophets are talking heads for their god because their god never shows up and makes an appearance because -------there is no god behind their talking head rhetoric.
On the second point of joining a religion because the prophet behind it has proof of the existence of a god doesn't make much sense to me either. Wouldn't you want to know that this god being was representative of the values that you hold dear to your heart? If the god in question were a destroyer god like Cthulhu, would you want to sign up for that religion?
I don't think I'll be signing up for your blog any time soon.

Your an agnostic right? Do you have any knowledge of any gods?

Except...."heaven" "eternal life,." etc etc is described as singing praises to gawd 24/7/365+++.
Even as a child that sounded Dreadful to me! Hard Pass!!!

I do not see any way that an all knowing all everything god could prove existence. Sure, some superior creature could show up, but even then, how to they actually prove anything? Sure they, being superior to humans, may do "miracles," however, that still doesn't make them "the god."

If I believe in a creator god what belief system do I use in order to come to that conclusion? Next, I use an alien being in some fashion as a creator and I have the same problems. My question is why would I be worried about an eternal life filled with joy and contentment? That has to worry so many people or ideas of it would not continue to pop up. I even have a now dead friend who told me while alive that he had no problems with singing and praising god forever and ever. In his mind god was the big spark and we are the little sparks. It must be so nice to have your life all planned out for you. Most Christians need that kind of planning and few are smart enough to know that Paul/Saul was the real founder of their religion. Saul of Tarsus. That wonderful man who could not tell if he was in or out of his body while he received his divine teachings. I do not need irrefutable proof to know where I stand nor could any be found that would make me become a believer of a religious system.

Men did all this. Men made and created all this. Religious stress does not cause me this daily insanity that it seems others deal with. How did we get here? I haven't a clue and I am not searching.

The only time I thought god must be real, was the day I lost my virginity! Two weeks later that bitch cut me off, and suddenly I thought Satan was real too?!‍

Welcome to the asylum. Enjoy your stay.

Even if I were presented with credible and verifiable evidence of the existence of any god, I still wouldn't join any religion.

To paraphrase the late great Groucho Marx, I don't want to join any club that would have me as a member.

Besides, even if there were gods, none of them would be worthy of worship.

There are ways of understanding religious texts other than by assuming they are intended to be taken literally.

The main human superpower is our capacity for using symbolism - language itself being the prime example.

A metaphorical reading - not just any metaphorical reading, but a particular one - unlocks the promised benefits of eternal joy. Literal readings lead only to self-delusion, disappointment, and endless war.