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Originally Posted by DaveMatrix
I don't believe that anyone can give a mathematical proof of the existence of God. But we can show that God's existence is far more likely to be a reality than his non-existence. Unless the atheist can show that a Supreme Being is a logical impossibility and prove all their premises, the case for atheism remains very weak.
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Ahhh... I was going to post something along those lines, but you said it better than I could have.
One thing I will note: Lack of evidence doesn't equate to non-existence. Science is based on induction and can only observe what is known rather than what is unknown. To state that God doesn't exist because he can't be observed through scientific means is just faulty, faulty, faulty, faulty, faulty. Therefore, I'll take any atheistic claims made of the basis of science with a grain of salt until the day that science proves, definitively, that God doesn't exist. A belief in the unknown (God) in inherently no different than a concrete statement of the unknown (That God doesn't exist).