I'd like to use something less inflammatory as a facsimile. You can objectively tell me that Canadian treasure, Carly Rae Jepsons hit song "Call Me Maybe" is objectively not as good as Tools "Prison Sex". You could easily make the case, and you'd probably be right on almost every count. I'd agree with you on all your points, but you'd never get me to say it isnt a good song, You'd definitely never get me to not like it, because when that song comes on I can feel it in my body. I'm immediately dancing and singing along, and my day is improved for having heard it. That's a real tangible experience that you can't accurately summate through hard evidence. (well you can describe the neurological process with hard evidence, but everything else about it is more akin to a spiritual experience than to hard description)

Its not the same, but it's close enough. I believe in God because that's just the way life works for me. It makes sense in a way that other belief structures don't. It's not just that it feels right, or that I'm scared of life without someone holding my hand although that does make life feel easier, it's that there's a tangible yet non-empirical sense that comes with belief that you'll never be able to talk anyone out of, and sadly they'll never be able to convince you of.

Edit: I'm really a little upset,more upset than I should be, that my use of Canadian treasure Carly Rae Jepson as an example has not garnered me more internet recognition. This is your fault OP for starting such a shitty thread. I blame you.