mrdevious,

Why? They've replied countless times to this same accusation (no god), just look in another thread. All you'll get are incoherent arguments based on fallable logic such as "well how did the universe get so organized? that proves god exists!", or the old classic "you can't disprove he exists, therefor the stance for his existence is just as valid as the stance against his existence".
While it's true you can't prove a negative, this is a very poor argument. Anyone can assert anything and say "disprove it"...it's neither fair nor particularly persuasive. After all I can say "hobgoblins exist, I say so - and you can't disprove this." Well, I guess that's true, but that still gives me no positive reason to believe "hobgoblins exist" either.

While the intricacies of the universe do point in the right direction, it all goes a little deeper than many (including many religious folks) usually understand. The very fact that we live in an intelligable universe, not necessarily it's details, is what really begs the question.

I still insist too many people have something very tacky and silly in mind when they speak of their reasons for "not believing in God." And given what they're very often calling "God", I'd have to say I don't believe in that either.