Hypotheticals for non-believers

1. If you knew for sure that God was real and that Christianity was completely true, what would be your justification for continuing to be an atheist?

2. What will you say when you die and realize that you are wrong about eternal torture?

3. How can someone have morals if they don't believe in a divine lawgiver?

4. If there is actually a situation of eternal torture by God, you should not be liable for it because ___________________ ?

5. If miracles don’t exist, then how do you explain speaking in tongues?

6. If god created the universe, then surely it is acceptable to believe that he created a talking snake?

7. If God had promised us “seek and you shall find”, then once we have found, should we keep on seeking?

Did Jesus take our need to be saved seriously?
Or was it a frivolous matter to Him?

Can anyone demonstrate through careful textural criticism of the NT documents that all words spoken by Jesus concerning hell were actually concocted after New Testament was written and inserted by malevolent scribes artificially?

Can anyone argue that concerning all other words spoken by Christ serious attention is best rendered with the exception of all words about eternal destinies?

If eternal separation from God is a possibility should God leave the warning
ambigious, benigh, neutral, non-chalant, casual, possibly preferrable?

Or should He make it totally unambiguous that in no conceivble sense should such a fate be considered a good thing ?

@sonship said
Can anyone demonstrate through careful textural criticism of the NT documents that all words spoken by Jesus concerning hell were actually concocted after New Testament was written and inserted by malevolent scribes artificially?

8. How can atheists differentiate between humans and cockroaches? And if they can, doesn't it mean they are just stealing that ability to differentiate between them from theists?

Who in human history speaks with more credibility on matters pertaining to eternal destinies than Jesus Christ?

I mean in suspected reliability, authority, candidness and compassion, moral approvedness of character and nobility of moral purpose, demonstration of righteousness and expertise into human character of all people, who exceeds Jesus of Nazareth as one qualified to voice opinion on life and death?

Names please?

@fmf said
3. How can someone have morals if they don't believe in a divine lawgiver?