Why?

When asked for evidence, they come with words like faith and belief coz that's easy to say than providing evidence

Keep waiting forever dude!

And after more than two thousand years they are still looking. So much for that idea.

Psst, DO NOT tell them this BUT they have TRYING to make us vanish for well over 1,600+ years and still are failing miserably.

While I try to keep an open mind, even on harebrained conspiracy theories like 'GOD', I do require proof, hard evidence, facts before giving so much as an ounce of credibility to such conspiracy theories. Should those hard facts ever materialize then I will be faced with the hard choice of worship or eternal damnation; I hope to have the intestinal fortitude to face eternal damnation BUT only in the event that 'GOD' ever makes an appearance, in reality.
I'm on pretty safe ground at this point in time.

Perhaps they would far better off in proving that the Moon is made from cheese and that birds fly backwards in the early mornings and late afternoons to keep the sun out of their eyes.

The thing is that they have absolutely NO proof at all. None.

And as has been said by others, even if their god were real, I still wouldn't worship it.
Their god is a miserable piece of shit, with spectacular anger issues.

What if there is a God, life is a test, and questioning the existence of any god is the answer? Poof! The believers disappear.

Re "Find one piece of evidence for God's existance and....POOF....they're gone forever."

Funny, that princle did not seem to work for climate-change deniers, flat-earthers, or Covid pandemic deniers. Hmm...

"Believers" tend to be awfully concrete in their personal beliefs about god. The difficulty for atheists is that as soon as we point out any holes, any factual fallacies in their espoused beliefs, they suddenly turn to very vague, very general notions of almighty deity as they dare us to disprove smoke and mirrors.
This atheist believes it is a waste of time trying to disprove existance of Gawd to magical thinkers/religionists. That is why I argue for agnosticism for Xtians, to help them acknowledge that they don't know what they don't know. That is ultimately a vital prerequisite for anyone coming to an understanding that religious belief is a waste if time, and that they might as well let go their silly notions of Gawd and to accept atheism. Even if they never get as far as to embrace atheism, reducing their fundamentalist sense of certainty is still important progress.

In the spirit of "sidewalk epistemology," (google it), instead of arguing directly the non-existence of god(s), point out the fact that the existance of god(s) is a separate question from the validity of religion, that their religion is full of errors, the fact that all religions are led on earth by humans and that humans are error-prone. In the case of Christian -based groups, point out their own scriptures declare that humans will never understand the mind of Gawd; therefore their denomination's attempts to teach detailed theological rulebooks are arrogantly violating their own scripture's admonition against claiming certainty.

Point out that any almighty, all-loving, all-knowing ruler of everything would never create deeply flawed, intellectually limited humans, knowing in advance all the errors we would ever make and why, knowing more than we ever could just why we doubt "his" existance, only then to punish us with eternal torment because we made all the exact mistakes "he" knew we would. No loving ruler of all would creat a Satan character bent on undoing said deity's good works, then blame the hapless humans for being tricked by this same Satan.

Point out that doubt is honest. Ignoring doubt by pretending to believe in Gawd, just in case, lying to oneself when there is genuine doubt, ....none of that should fool an omnicient god into thinking you are fully honest and not simply breaking the commandment against bearing false witness.

Convincing a Xtian that their fundamentalist certainty is rubbish and that the only honest Xtianity is an agnostic one can bring a believer very close to respecting agnostic atheism. Arguing directly for "gnostic"(certain) atheism merely draws battle lines, and the religious person will almost always double down on their magical-thinking, aka faith.

This is my deal…

the fun thing about looking at this meme photo is that I can't quite figure out if it was made by theists in their excitement to make atheism melt away, or by atheists trying to make a point, make a sort of joke and move the conversation along..... get people to realize, hey, sure, just show us, really. Not like fakey-fake attitudinal show us, but really show us empirical evidence.

And you'll keep on waiting...

II'm so deeply affected when they offer some anecdotal "proof" about feeling moved, or feeling the presence of God which was proof enough for them to know beyond a doubt that He is REAL!

Yeah, that works.

If a believer could prove their god was real, doesn't mean I would worship it. I would still be an atheist to all the other gods.

They quote their bible to prove their sky daddy is real.

Could do the same with Harry Potter, I guess.