Your answer is too short and cryptic. Again, If God could not convince me through direct communication, why would a human being feel capable of doing it? Is it that they have unlimited egos to match God's unlimited powers? :sarcastic
2) You've probably only met a few of them
That doesn't answer the question. Of all those that God arranged for me to be exposed to, couldn't he have made at least one of them be able to mount a persuasive argument?
3) (the importance of) Free will
Basically, then, you are saying that God made me skeptical in order to preserve my free will. Yet, if I finally succumbed to persuasion, would that not deprive me of free will? If not, then why not make me as persuadable as, say, you are?
4) So you have someone bigger than you to talk to without feeling schizophrenic.
That's very kind of him, but why would there then be any penalty for skepticism? It seems that his concern over my feelings has doomed me to eternal damnation, if I'm understanding basic Christian doctrine correctly. It would seem more merciful to me if he would scare the bejeebers out of me but then make up for it by admitting me into heaven.
Free will is about choosing what to study. If you'd rather watch Bay Watch than find out whether you're going to heaven or hell, then that's on you.
Free will is about choice, but why would direct contact from God deprive anyone of choosing to believe and obey? Wouldn't more adequate evidence allow us to make an informed choice? Bear in mind that an omniscient being would almost certainly know how much evidence would be adequate. It's not as if an omniscient being can claim ignorance in such matters.
God loves you so much he wants you to have this: a direct communication from an omniscient consciousness.
I cannot help but feel that an omniscient being who really loved me would take care to expose me to enough evidence to make an informed choice. You seem to feel that God's concern over overwhelming me too much by his presence (even though he appears not to have felt the same about all humans, according to the Bible) is more in my interest than to allow my soul to be eternally damned. Forgive me, but I'm not buying that.