Here is how the "Fine Tuning Argument" is debunked.

Even if any one, two, three, or all of those constants were changed in the slightest, then everything would still exist. Just that those constants would be different and everything would still fit. The constants would still be the constants they are, just with different values.

An analogy. If the Earth were denser and larger enough for it to be able to gravitationally hold onto the helium in its atmosphere, then life would have still evolved. It may not be life as we know it now, but it would have evolved to the same point of sapience and civilization advancement as we now have. It would just be a different form of life other than human. However, it still might even be human, just evolved to exist in a helium rich atmosphere.

Thus this argument about the fine tuning of the universe is nothing more than a huge pile of horse hoowhee.

rmfr

Rushing or Dragging: I saw a theist argument that literally goes: ''atheism, evolution and materialism are the gateways to hell, because they're essentially fetishism, which leads to money-worshiping, which leads to the demise of humanity.''

Next time you see him, ask him, "If the love of money is the root of all evil; then why do the churches disgustingly demand so damned much of it?"

rmfr

Lots of good bad arguments here, the banana one is a favourite, some of the others take more commitment but the banana one is kinda perfect and dear ray cumfart delivers it to perfection.

Duck dynasty is an honourable mention with his extremely detailed rape & torture porn about what he would do if there was no god, very mentally disturbing.

Growing up in a Southern Baptist church I remember thinking about all of the "crazy' religions throughout history. Like Egyptians worshipping the Sun, South American Indians worshipping Rain Gods, Greeks worshipping Olympians, etc. How could all of these different groups have such outlandish beliefs and not believe in Jesus???
Then it hit me. I was probably around 12 years old, sitting in church with my parents when the question popped into my little, ignorant mind: "What made the original Christians different than any of these other groups?"
I started going over all of the bible stories such as the talking snake, walking on water, parting the sea, on and on and on. These stories, and the believers of these stories, seemed easily just as "crazy" (if not more) as any other religions I'd been told about. What made the Christian stories and beliefs true while everything else was wrong??
For the next 10 years or so I just floated along, agreeing with my friends and family about Christianity just so they wouldn't look down on me. Finally it became too much. I realized that all religions were just made-up answers to inexplicable events such as shooting stars, hurricanes, sickness, birth, death - anything that could not be explained at a particular point in time.
I'm probably way off topic here - my apologies for that. Growing up - there never was really an argument for Christianity. It was just what everybody believed - so it had to be right. But when I started comparing Christianity to every other religion I'd learned about - that argument certainly held no ground.

@Southern Atheist:
""What made the original Christians different than any of these other groups?"

They were one of the first groups to institutionalize the idea of "in-group / out-group" thinking. You were a member of the group and a "brother in the lord" or outside the group and damned. Anyone could join and be a member of the family of Christ, and those who did not join could be extinguished.

The Pagans were comfortable worshiping all of the gods and even the gods introduced to them by visitors from other countries. The Jews were originally pagans as well and then they became Henotheistic. They believed in all the gods but only prayed to one god, their special god with whom they had a special covenant. The Christians took Henotheism a step farther and asserted that there was only one god. However they still had all the little demi-gods. (Satan, Angels, Demons, Saints, Spirits, and many other gods.) There are 35 false gods mentioned in the bible. (GODS)

The transition from Henotheistic beliefs to Monotheistic beliefs is not 100%. Satan is still a god with godlike powers. Christians play a mind game and assert Jesus, god and the holy Ghost are 3 gods in one. The Catholics can worship saints and Mother Mary also has god status.

So in the end, The main difference is the idea of BELIEF. You must believe as they believe or you are doomed forever to eternal damnation.;