Once someone kept coming to see me because they were trying to save me from Hell. I told them that if they ever brought up religion again with this intent, they should just stay away. I was as polite as I could be. They never came back to preach and after a while we were good with sitting down to talk - without religion.

Offer to introduce him to his sky person if he doesn't quit bugging you.

I would ask him why he keeps coming over everyday. What is his purpose for doing so. Is he curious about atheism and doubting his beliefs? If he is there to talk solely about his beliefs I would tell him I no longer want to hear or talk about that aspect of his life. If he continues I would tell him that he is harassing me and if he still continues give him a warning that if he continues any more that I would contact the police.

Over at your house talking about religion? I'd politely tell him I didn't want to talk about religion anymore, or he can stop coming over. Or if you just don't like him I'd tell him you didn't want to talk anymore.

I consider myself non denominational. Don't know what or who to believe. The most out spoken Christians seem to be the biggest haters. Way to many hypocrites and or false prophets our there. The current pope actually said that it's ok to be athiest or non spiritual. Wow

Be polite. Religious people are usually overbearing about their beliefs.They can't help it, they are brainwashed.(I was once one of them) If he can NOT be respectful of your disinterest in his beliefs then he needs to go. Be a good neighbor and offer sports or pop culture to discuss. Christians need good Atheists to set a good example of how you DON'T need God to be a good person. I run a warehouse and one of my drivers is a christian. He is open minded to my thoughts and ideas. I know I won't convert him but he is open minded to hear my opinions of the fallacies of religion.

I have a friend who is really very nice, good company, and a loyal friend, but who believes in all sorts of conspiracy theories and the young Earth concept, and all sorts of other bizarre stuff. He's a stand-up comedian, so it took a while knowing him to be sure he actually believes all that stuff. We had some long, peculiarly winding conversations, and by now we both know that any further conversations won't change either of us. We stayed friends on facebook and I am supportive of his comic career, but I cut back on our long conversations by just being busy and 'happening' not to be able to hang out with him so much. We're both probably happier as a result. I did 'hit him' with the irrationality of his beliefs, often, and occasionally still do, and over time he has tempered some of his wilder beliefs a bit, I've noticed.

You have much more patience than I do.
After hearing that he's a ridiculous YEC and Hovind is his hero, I probably couldn't hold back.
Everyday visits must have been nothing but delusional excrement coming out of this guy.
In his eyes he's out to save you, as long as you don't set him straight, he'll continue to visit.
Kind of like feeding a stray animal, it will keep coming back until you stop. lol

You should have politely put him in his place when you first met him.

Talk to him about other things, find other things you both enjoy and can talk about

I suspect there is more going on than an erudite discussion of religion. I would advise you to be busy when he shows up and pointed in your declaration that he needs to call first before just showing up. Whether or not you want to continue to carry on the disussion is up to you but I would not advise tip toeing around him. Offend him if you must but make clear that irrational beliefs make you skeptical of his thoughts on all other issues and you would definitely like to see less of him.

Is he trying to save you or hit on you or both? You should just tell him to back off and keep his delusions to himself as you live in an evidence based world not a fantasy one. As for the other he could be one of those pray away the gay idiots, ask him if he is that may get rid of him, too.

Without more info I'd say tell him you need some space. You'll contact him when you're ready to see him again.

Simply explain God is a vain and jealous woman and Jesus is a rich Jew!

You think he's trying to stealth witness to you? Or do you think he's just open-minded enough not to care that his neighbor's soul is hellbound?

Hit him with a hard dose of reality, and hammer it home until he stops bothering you.

I know I wouldn't want anyone over every day - why is he there ? And why do you let him in ? More god talk ? What ?

I would kindly say that while I'm happy with having a fine neighbor such as him, I do not wish to have religious discussion - if that's what's happening. He can take that to his church.
Then, it's up to you, as to how often he visits, It's your home. Good luck.

lock the door and pull the drapes

Explode.....

I'll be honest. Were I in your shoes, I'd have drowned him in derision and mockery within the first five minutes. I'm not a merciful man, nor am I one to hide my true thoughts. Deep down, I'd know that it wouldn't do any good because it would just reinforce his beliefs, but it would do me some good because I can't bear to be polite to idiots.

When I lived in Virginia (many years ago), my ex-husband thought his children needed the Mormon religion and sent missionaries to our apt. First time I told them we weren't interested. Second time I told them we weren't interested. Third time I called my ex and told him to tell them to stop coming over. His reply is that the missionaries have been taught to never take "no" for an answer. I then told him if they came by again I would have them arrested for trespassing. I never saw them again.

This person needs boundaries. If he refuses to respect yours, then you need to decide what course of action you want to take. Now having him arrested for trespassing might be a little harsh, but I'm sure you get what I'm talking about. One thing to remember though..... NEVER make an ultimatum if you have no intention of going through with it.