Great post Mister. I believe in the rain god. That guy does anything I ask of him. He rains on everyone's parade just as they are starting up the high street. When I am forced to invite anyone to my house who I don't like, I ask him to rain like mad, send out forks of lightening, so they will change their minds. 

I don't like watering the garden, so I ask him to drop a bucket or two, that gives me time to watch some more footy. You should try out this guy, he delivers what he says he will.

My view is...if you don't believe in anything, why ask silly questions?

Sophie can you tell us why you resorted to a personal putdown instead of genuinely answering the 2 questions I asked? 

The 2 questions were asked in my final 2 sentences. Please genuinely answer them.

You also wrote "if you don't believe in anything". Sophie I believe in lots of things, things like Mount Everest, clouds, the human species, insects, the universe: The list of my beliefs is near endless, there would be millions of beliefs I hold.

Sophie, you attempted to answer the first question of the 2 questions I asked in the final paragraph, however you did not answer the actual question asked. Instead you answered the following different question, which I did not ask ....."Do people who believe in any of the gods think that those gods (singular or plural) do exist?"

I asked, "do any of the thousands of gods that have been faithfully believed in by many humans actually exist?"

Note, I did not ask if people believed any of these gods existed, nor did I ask if their belief was genuine. I asked if any of those gods actually existed .... in other words "in factual and actual reality". The question had nothing whatsoever to do with belief, nor with a person's right to believe or not believe in any of those gods.

Sophie, will you now please answer the question I asked?