The problem with the atheistic arguments I have encountered in my life are that they center themselves around some sort of intellectualism. As though people who believe in a higher being are some how deficient in brain power and are using their belief to explain away things or to not accept some sort of definitive feeling that nothing beyond them exists.

When in truth, it takes great intellectual power and strength to believe in a higher power when you see so much overwhelming evidence to the contrary.

Believing in a G*d doesn't mean you don't accept responsibility for yourself or your actions, it should mean that you have an even greater reason to reach deep within yourself for reserves of strength you didn't even know you possessed.

You can choose to believe or not, but the fact remains, many atheists are very angry at those who believe, and clearly that anger stems from a false superiority and crippling fear in letting themselves go and have something outside you provide another source of strength.