> imagine unbelievers tend to receive confirmation of the absence of God Another interesting question to ponder though: Who's fault is this? Is it God for not

> imagine unbelievers tend to receive confirmation of the absence of God Another interesting question to ponder though: Who's fault is this? Is it God for not jumping out of the shadows screaming "I am he, worship me!"? Or is it an unbeliever who makes assumptions about how a God would act, and finds there is no God because he doesn't fit the unbeliever's assumptions? In which case, what is the unbeliever but a God himself?