"We were not arguing about the existence of God Dave.
The only person who has ever made a case for that is Pete, and he has never produced a single statistic about it."

Well I've made a case on a number of occasions, but not involving statistics. I concluded that, while there is a case for God's existence, it's incredibly wafer-thin. The chance that he exists seems vanishingly small. The case against is very simple. His existence is predicated on breaking every known law of nature. In spite of millennia of assertions, claims, witnesses, visions, writings, tradition and dictats, no evidence has ever been produced, statistical or not. All that remains is the application of reason to these facts.