What does me not wanting to believe in a god have anything to do whether any version exists or not? I’m not interested in being religious. I observe the mental gymnastics involved in those attempting their beliefs and isn’t appealing to me.Exactly, you don't want it. God can prove himself to you. I believe that. I don't worry about it. Enough said.
So explain why so many theists disagree with each other. If faith works and there’s adequate evidence why so many different conclusions? Why do atheists point out how the evidence is weak and subjective?I agree. Belief can be either probable or not so probable. That's part of the reason why faith is logical when combined with experience which is a kind of evidence.
There are about 4000 god concepts in human lore and none correlates to anything that observed as real. Thus far these concepts are in the category of imaginary characters and not real, actual phenomena.Okay first of all; you should use better examples because Mickey Mouse is a known fictional character and we can prove that. Or is it that you are claiming that you do somehow know God is a fictional character? Then in that case I think you're using special pleading.
So if im unfairly assessing god concepts then explain my error. Use facts.