What questions have you asked a Christian/Christians before that have never been answered with a satisfactory/decent answer?

1. If the Bible's infallible, why does it depict the Earth as fixed and immobile (1 Chronicles 16:30, Psalm 93:1, Psalm 96:10, Psalm 104:5, Isaiah 45:18) when we all know it revolves around the sun?

2. How is it possible that a "tree grew large and strong and its top touched the sky; it was visible to the ends of the earth." (Daniel 4:11) If the earth is a globe, nothing can be seen everywhere, right?

3. Why did god tell Adam that he would die that very day if he ate the fruit, but Adam actually lived to be 930 years old? This turned out to be untrue, meaning the first lie in the Bible was told by god. Why follow such a god?

4. The serpent told Adam that eating the fruit would make him "like God, knowing good and evil," (Genesis 3:4) which is what happened: ' And the Lord God said, “The man has now become like one of us, knowing good and evil.' (Genesis 3:22) Since HE told the truth, shouldn't we follow the serpent, rather than a liar?

5. In Genesis 3:22, who did god mean when he said "man has now become like one of us?" It sounds like he's talking to other gods, so why do you say there's just one god?

1, Why would a kind loving god send people to hell simply for not being Christian or gay? Surely a god who created them would treat them fairly. Why are you so sure that you'll get into heaven?

2, Why would a kind loving god kill his apparently "only son" as retribution? Wouldn't it make sense for people to re-tribute their own misgivings?

3, Since when does the concept of original sin make any sense?

So specifically of the thousands upon thousands of gods mankind has created and worshipped through the centuries in their vain attempt to come to terms with, identify with and explain that which they felt was significant in life but did not under stand are you seeking validation of baring in mind that almost all have been resigned to myth, lore and legends or simply forgotten why do you believe yours is more valid.

The most fundamental question posed to Christians that has never been answered satisfactorily is this: Where is the undeniable proof that your god exists?

Is there a reason atheists shouldn't hold public office?

Edited to add:

What's arrogant about disbelief?