If people don't believe in God, Why so many questions?

Questioning is how you gather knowledge.

This leads to intelligence.

You should try it sometime.

Many of them ask questions to poke and prod and make fun of Believers. Yet, there are a few that really want to know what it is that we believe in. They are the ones that are looking for answers because they have this inner void that needs to be filled. They don't understand it but God does and so He will bring ones to them that can answer the right question and thus fill that void that's been in their lives.

From what I see, hear, read, etc. it seems to me most of the questions being asked are by people who do believe in God.

If you don't care, why the rant?

You are not being honest. Otherwise Christians would not have spent the last 150 years trying to rewrite the US Constitution so you can force you beliefs on everyone. And you would not be trying to expel science from our classrooms so our children can instead be indoctrinated with your primitive creation myth.

Why is it that Christians want to amend the Constitution for every trivial thing they do not like (gay marriage, flag burning, etc), but they fight endlessly to prohibit any amendment that guarantees equal rights?

A) If a five year old asks a lot of questions about unicorns, does that make unicorns real?

B) No, if I'm wrong, it's God's fault for not giving me any reason to believe.

C) Your title and your details are completely unrelated.

Let's hope that Anubis' scale doesn't measure your heart too heavily for your actions, when it turns out you're wrong. You don't want to be fed to Ammit, the Devourer of Souls.

People who don't care about something usually don't take the time to post about it online.

Why the need for this little rant?

Ah, but religion does exist.

Exactly. Why do they even care what we who have been redeemed by the Blood of Christ, think?