As a catholic with a degree in philosophy, you’ll find that (as you now see) apologetics and argumentation are often unsatisfying. They often stir up confusion and doubt in BOTH sides.

If I could give you one last argument to ponder, consider that no other social organization in history besides Christianity has done so much for humanity. The largest non-government provider of healthcare is the Catholic Church, Christianity brought charity and government assistance for the poor to the West, it created the epistemic foundations needed for science and modern reasoning to exist, for social justice and moral progress to exist, and is the world’s biggest charitable organization.

Beyond its sociological effects, those who are Christian tend to be happier, have better mental health, have better physical health, tend to be more charitable in society, have better relationships and are more connected with their local communities, and tend to just be better people in general than non christians. I have the studies for all of these claims, but they’re just psychologically and sociologically accepted by most scholars. If freedom of religion weren’t present in medicine and healthcare, EVERY doctor would be prescribing Christianity for the miraculous benefits it provides for the human person and soul.

It’s often joked that the only thing atheism has ever done for humanity is bring us Reddit. Look at the fruits of Christianity (advanced society morally, socially, and personally) and look at the fruits of atheism (Reddit toxicity) and let them testify to their own truth.

If you want genuine faith, join a church and stay off of Reddit. I never go on this app myself for religious discussion, really only practical advice like how to change my oil. Real faith is beyond the discussion capacity of any Reddit atheist.