Ever since his epiphany and his conversion to the ‘good side’, Pastor Majid Michel takes the time to explain why faith in God (aka Yahweh) makes sense logically, desperate to convince the ungodly why they are wrong and he is right.
Majid attempts to use the inadequacies of science to explain why God exists, although he uses logically flawed arguments which seems to make so much sense to his brain but are quite flawed when they hit the light of day.
His latest argument suggests as much. Taking to his favourite medium Instagram, Majid attempts to explain why God’s invisibility is not exactly an argument against his existence.
According to him, the atom cannot be seen by the human eye, yet we know it exists – same as God.
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i was 11 years old. the science teacher walked in the class and began his lecture by saying, “Today we’re going to study the atom. The atom cannot be seen by the human eye. it cannot be seen under a normal microscope. it cannot be seen even under some of the most powerful electro-microscopes.” i was taught by a science teacher to believe in an atom that nobody had ever seen. Our teacher admitted that he had never seen an atom. Then he said that this atom (which he had never seen) was divided into three parts. a proton, neutron, and electron. Now wasn’t that ridiculous? He had never seen an atom, didn’t know what it looked like, but he did know that it had three parts to it. And he expected me to believe it! yet i did believe it. and i still do. i believe in nuclear fission, atomic energy. i believe in atomic explosions and nuclear power. All of these things are structured upon the fact that the atom exists and has three parts, and although we don’t know what an atom or a proton looks like, we believe in the atomic bomb. Just like the atom, there are many things that exist and take place every day, but we don’t see them yet we know they’re there, even though we can’t see them or prove their existence. Any person who looks at the precision and the symmetry and the beauty of this universe and draws the conclusion that it “just came about” is crazy. you have been looking at this universe with its tremendous laws, its millions and billions of stars and planets hurtling through space at fantastic speeds and never colliding, and you are saying it just came about? think of many things in your everyday life that you have accepted, believed or trusted that you cannot see. They taught me in biology that there is vitamin A in carrots, vitamin B in rice, vitamin C in oranges, vitamin D in milk. i can’t see a vitamin, and i don’t know what a vitamin looks like, but i eat them every day and receive their benefits without seeing them. Why can’t i believe in God without seeing him? it’s been the most thrilling, the most adventurous life i believe a person could ever live. What a privilege it is to have the God of heaven and earth live inside me! #LEADERSHiP

A photo posted by @majidmichelmm on Dec 21, 2016 at 8:07am PST

To which I reply, which God? Anybody can say the fact we cannot visibly see their God does not mean it does not exist – even the fact you have not seen the Flying Spaghetti Monster does not mean he does not exist. That is not the line where the argument would be made.
Atoms are not visible to the naked eye, but the hugely flawed naked human eye is not really the measure of what exists or does not exist. We cannot see the atom but there are a thousand and one ways scientists can detect the atom. And some of the things he listed himself shows how scientists manipulate that basic unit of matter in so many ways – such as in nuclear fission.
We don’t have to see the atom to know it exists because there are other ways to detect it. God, for all his majesty, has never given us a very consistent, scientifically verifiable way of measuring his existence. We can’t trust the ramblings of so-called Christians, and Muslims and Jews and Budhists and Hindus when they all ‘experience’ God so very differently. Even within Christianity, the Catholic, the Mormon and the Evangelical would all experience God very, very differently. That is no way to measure one entity.
In science, an atom is an atom is an atom – that’s the only way you know your results are right. A Christian scientist, Muslim and atheist scientist performing the same experiment under the same conditions would yield the same results – you can’t say that about religion.
Pastor Majid should get some better analogies to prove his God because these juvenile ones certainly aren’t working.

He had never seen an atom, didn’t know what it looked like, but he did know that it had three parts to it. And he expected me to believe it! – Majid Michel actually wrote this!