Oh, and since I currently have negative karma, I'm unable to directly respond to your other comments.

In response to this one:

If Mormonism is incorrect, do you want to know that?

It's a very important question and one I need to think about more. In the next few days I'll write a Discussion post addressing my beliefs, including why I'm planning not to lose my faith at the moment.

And this one:

But you haven't showed much willingness so far to discuss your reasons for your belief in which way the evidence falls or ours.

Perhaps it's not fair of me to ask for your evidence without providing any of my own. However I really don't want to just become the irrational believer hopelessly trying to convince everyone else.

rather than concluding from your experience with us that we're rigid and closed-minded on the matter, you've taken it as a premise to begin with

I didn't come here expecting people to be rigid. But when I asked people what the best arguments for theism were, they either told me that there were none, or they rehashed bad ones that are refuted easily.

Are you familiar enough with the evidence that we're prepared to bring to the table that you think you could argue it yourself?

Yes, I definitely am. In an intellectual debate I could probably defend atheism better than belief; I was originally looking for good arguments in favor of theism and I thought that you guys of all people ought to know some. Suffice it to say that I was largely wrong about that.