“Why do you believe in electrons if you don’t believe in God? You’ve never seen either of them!”…argues the believer.
The atheist responds…
…“there’s your electron. Now show me God”.
*EPIC TAKEDOWN* 
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September 7, 2010 at 9:59 pm
gordonokc
That was great.
I’ve heard theists present similar arguments using gravity. But thanks to Stephen Hawking gravity may be a topic they may decide is best to avoid.