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Take away from this thread:
Pray for the lost. Only Jesus saves.

Remind them that atheism is as much a faith as any other worldview.

You will never see an immediate effect from debating the lost, but never underestimate the power of God’s grace.

It's simple to blow away an atheist.

Ask him what science believes was there before the Big Bang and of what started the Big Bang.

If they say there was nothing before the Big Bang, then they have admitted to faith beyond any reason or science and they've justified the God we've always known existed.

I rarely engage in a discussion with an atheist about the existence of God, unless I am forced. A couple of weeks ago it happened on another board and I became tired of the ridicule from this "science" scholar. I asked him a simple question, "So you believe in spontaneous generation"? Which he replied in the negative. I went on further: Life comes from life. It happens multiplied millions of times a day and it is indisputable. A farmer plants seeds and they grow, animals, insects and every form of life springs from life. That is called biogenesis. I have never seen it happen any other way. Therefore, In the Beginning, Life. I call that life, "God". Now, I asked him, the newest theory is abiogenesis. I have searched for a long time to find one example to support this theory, perhaps you can provide an example? After that, came a flurry of insults. As far as scientists, I use this quote: "As a man who has devoted his whole life to the most clear-headed science, the study of matter, I can tell you as a result of my research about atoms this much: There is no matter as such. All matter originates and exists only by virtue of a force which brings the particle of an atom to vibration and holds this most minute solar system of the atom together. We must assume behind this force the existence of a conscious and intelligent mind. This mind is the matrix of all matter." .....Max Planck (1858-1947) Father of Quantum Physics

THE ATHIEST BIBLE

A reading from the book Degenerate

In the beginning, there was a huge ball of nothing, and one day that nothing for no reason blew up ending particle scattering throughout the universe. The for no reason at all, some of these nothing particles grouped together and formed planets, for no reason at all. Then for no reason at all, they just started orbiting around stars. For no reason at all one planet called earth started to create life in the water. The for no reason at all this life formed into fish. And one day for no reason at all decided to hope on to dry land, grow lungs and breath toxic oxygen. Then they decided to grow into 5 a 10 ton lizards...for no reason at all. Then some of them decid d that plants weren't as tasty as each other, grew shape teeth, and for no reason at all started eating each other, and rearranged how there internal organs processed the meat...for no reason at all.

Then one day it all got wiped out for no reason, creating an ice age and putting the planet under miles of ice, wiping all life out. Then for no reason at all, the ice melted, and for no reason at all, mammals just suddenly appeared out of nowhere. Then for no reason at all, primates appeared, and for no reason at all, some started to think logically and not like an animal, but still dumb as hell....and for no reason at all, liberals were created

I found the easiest way to debate an atheist is to simply ask them if 1) they believe that life could exist elsewhere in the universe, and 2) if they believe other dimensions could exist apart from our own. I have yet to encounter an atheist who would deny those idea. If so, the next logical question is why is it so difficult to believe in angels, demons, or God etc. existing as life in another dimension alongside of us? Invariably that stops the conversation.