1) Your first sentence I agree with. But the burden of proof is on the person making the claim. So the rational thing to do is to withhold belief until there is evidence.
2) Your second point is a little flawed as people's beleif impact their actions and their actions impact other people and wider society.
3) 'You're not God' - what is the purpose of stating this? No, I'm not a God. Why is that relevent? You have yet to shown your assumption God exists is a valid one.
A lot of accusations there. Some you keep making without any justificaiton. So let's try to get some...!
1) Wrong about what for example?
2) Which questions have I ignored?
3) What is wrong with not being able answer a question?
4) What is wrong with answering a question with a question? Sometimes questions aren't structurally sound and require clarification through questioning
5) What reasoning of mine is flawed?
6) What have misunderstood and how should I be understanding it?
What can be claimed without evidence can be dismissed without evidence! Same for God, Loch Ness monster, Yetti, fairies, leprechauns, flying spaghetti monster etc etc.
You are starting from the assumption that there is creation by an entity. Why have you done that? Are you going to start using the deeply flawed watchmaker argument?
I've already told you that I'm happy to be shown to be wrong on this when I said...
"If someone like @Raging Bull is able to provide good proof of the God he believes in then I would change my view. He hasn't come remotely close to doing so however and he seems oblivious to previous rebuttals to his claims and he uses circular arguments of using an old book to prove the claims of the same old book."
@Raging Bull
Forget the Bible for a minute.
Can you see why it is a problem to use a book that is not the Bible to justify the contents of the same book?
For justification you need external confirmation.
Now let's apply that to the Bible... you keep using the Bible to justify the contents of the Bible! You've never been able to provide external confirmation of the claims of the Bible.
You always use a circular argument and that is deeply flawed.