While interviewing James Comey tonight, Stephen Colbert happened to mention Pascal's Wager. I hadn't heard the term before, so I looked it up. I've heard the argument before, of course--basically that you should believe in the Christian god because if He exists your true belief will earn you eternal life, and if he doesn't exist your false belief won't cost you much. It's one of those fun arguments that on first glance can be quite challenging, but upon reflection has many holes. Have you considered Pascal's wager? If so, how have you answered it?
If the god of the Christians is true and he knows evrything,if you fake he will know
If he is the wrong god and Odin is pissed then you are fuck and will meet the goddest Hell
or if the after life is something different . Than see you all there. If not good luck