I will customer service if I find a missing puzzle piece and someone will talk to me. Give me the customer service number for your god.

I would say, NOPE. I want proof before excepting any belief in any god or gods. About 10 years ago, I sat down read the entire bible, front to back, every page, and at the end went, yup this is all bullshit. just saying

I have often opened a brand new puzzle box and found pieces missing. Manufacturing defects and missing parts are common occurrences so the pastor has mistakenly put his trust in the wrong place (again).

" fuck off with that shit"
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This is goofy, but easy to understand if you are brainwashed.

Because the puzzle company wants my return business and they also have to apply the countries laws to their company

you, pastor.

I have yet to hear of a puzzle company setting someone on fire for failing to put the puzzle together.

There is physical proof that the puzzle co. exists. Show me the physical proof that god does, without relying on a leap of faith that s/he created everything, and we can talk. Until then, STFU and let me finish my puzzle.

I would not respond. There is no value in this discourse. Not everything requires a response.

LOL

A key difference here is faith vs trust. Trust is built on a history of reliability. Faith is granted ignorantly without reason. The puzzle company has a long history of creating puzzles that include all the pieces. There is also evidence that the puzzle company exists, and therefore is an entity in which you could even have trust or not. The question presupposes that the reader believes that both puzzle companies and a god exists. The latter is problematic because it requires a belief without evidence (faith). If there was a supernatural being controlling everything I wouldn’t trust it at all given all the needless diesease, disaster, and suffering it has put into its “puzzle.”

That's a pat answer that is no answer at all and is based on the unprovable assumption that there is a god. Besides, I have opened puzzle boxes that were short a piece or two, as well as other assemble it yourself products that had missing or erroneous pieces. But as an atheist, I would never be in that church listening to that pastor maundering.

Who says I "trust" the puzzle company ? If there's a piece missing from the box I can go back to the store it was purchased from or the company that made it for a replacement or refund. It's kind of hard to do that with a being that can be neither seen nor heard that only has an effect on my existence through the observations of others, namely "the faithful".

Even as a believer this makes zero sense to me.

I'd reply that life doesn't come in a box.

Absurd reasoning.