In an effort to save what seems to be a thread veering off topic:
I'm sure mathematically you can prove there isn't a god, but in the same sence the first decent thing I ever learned in school was that there is ALWAYS an exception to the rule. Also I have discovered through years of study that anything can be either proven or disproven no matter what. If someone tries hard enough they will always find something that proves them right.

well i willing to except the humiliation that i have brought upon myself

proverbs 15:33 before honor comes humility

Exceptions in a world like the one we live in can be scary specially when small differences like adding one atom of oxygen to H2O (water) can give you a poison (H2O2).
I'm not saying you're wrong but merely trying to emphasis the difference a single 'exception to the rule' can make.

Oh I already know it, but the point is nothing is for sure. That's like saying there's no planet in the universe that can support life, earth is the exception, and I'm sure not the only one.

The whole of science, philosophy, relgion and so forth exists in a paradigm of uincertainty. Take science, any science you like....say physics. Any new theory in physics is, by it's very definition, wrong. It's just less wrong than the last theory.

The same is true of religion. There have been alot of different takes on God, and probably no one theory of god, no one practice of religion, is right. They're just differently incorrect.

Well in my opinion if a religion helps make someone happy and grow to become a better person it's right, no matter what god they follow or what they believe.

But that's just me.