No anger, no deceit... no politics. And the singing... I can't wait to be part of the heavenly chorus; can you imagine what that will be like?
No more wars; no more terrorism; no more dictators, tyranny, despotism, slavery, discrimination, hatred, riots, shootings, thefts, murders...
Except for the tyrannical despot dictator named god. Who discriminates a lot, hates a lot of people, and abuses, tortures, and kills lots of people.
Living forever sounds pretty awful to me, especially living forever as a supplicant to a brutish king from whom there is no respite.
It's the Bible you're arguing against, not a logical fallacy. You mentioned Jesus and in the same vein talked about God and him putting us on the earth for 70 years. That's the Biblical God.
So don't try to skate - answer the question: If you're God, how do you create man with free will and at the same time not allow him to commit evil acts (killing babies, etc.) if he chooses?
That's really really easy. You create people with more rationality, more compassion, and less fear. Then we're still making choices, which could include evil acts, but significantly lesser propensity towards them. We could have been created much more powerful compared to our environment, reducing our need and desire to compete for power or resources. There are many many things that could be different about us and about the world that would alter how much cruelty and violence we enact upon each other, without removing our ability to choose. Since you're so fond of questions, why is a god who didn't choose to make the world that way not a sadistic prick?
I mean no offense... but if you can say "I would abandon my faith if...." then I must ask if you ever really had faith to begin with? You need not answer, but I think it would bear some thought.
I abandoned my faith when I learned more about the world, about history, about science, and about humanity and learned that my faith was absurd. It was genuine when I had it, but it was born of ignorance. I don't think you should presume on other people's sincerity.
"To those who believe, no proof is necessary. To those who do not believe, no proof is possible."
So basically, unless you've already decided that this is true, nothing in reality will convince you. That sounds an awful lot to me like it's simply not true.
I don't have enough faith to be an Atheist
You don't have enough knowledge to be an atheist.
Die once and then the judgement. There are some atheists who don't gave the balls to stand before God or even want Him to exist for fear there sins might be exposed and held accountable.
No, it's mainly because we find the idea of being slaves for our whole lives and beyond to be pretty reprehensible. Why you prefer to be subject to an immortal king who will convict you of thoughtcrime is just bizarre to me.