McBell
Unbound
Yet the fact remains that it matters not how many people believe something that is not true, it is still not true.There is an inherit weakness in your argument and that is that millions and millions of rational, intelligent adults don't believe in tinkerbell nor have they experienced this spirit. Your attempts to liken belief in a God to an imaginary folktale is easily seen through as nothing more than a mocking charicature.
You sound as though you believe that if enough people believe something that the something believed either has to be true or will become true simply because so many people believe it.
You sound as though if something is not true then there is some 'fail safe' that would prevent so many people from believing the false something.
History shows this way of thinking, though popular, is just not valid.
People used to think that the world is flat
they used to think that tomatoes are poisonous
they used to think that meat would spontaneously turn into maggots
they used to think that horse tail hairs left in water would turn into worms
they used to think that the universe orbited the earth.
the list goes on and on.