I will adisagree with the waste of time bit, you must have a sliver of confidence in it not being totally a waste of time, otherwise you like to waste your time in this futile endeavor.I bet you know it is not such a waste of time and that's why you are engaging yourself in here.But I am following your interesting thought process and honest open mindedness.
Makini.
And by following similar thought process, your imaginary friend of old exists, the tooth fairy exists, James Bond exists, the man on the moon exists, an Euclidean geometry triangle with more than 180 degrees exists, speeds defying the relativistic limit of c exists, the nonexistence of the planet earth and all it's inhabitants exists.
If all you have to do to qualify something as existing is conceptualize it, then you will arrive at a paradox.
We can conceptualize our own non existence from the negation of our existence, so our non existence exists, but clearly we exist and there is an inherrent fallacy lying in this conundrum of illogic!
So we need to do much more than just conceptualize to actually qualify something as existing.
Very enlightened thoughts. I was thinking about this same thing yesterday.That not only Tanzanians, but humans in general, will need time to face the truth.What we are doing here is simply catalyzing the speed of this reaction. Londoners are already organizing a campaign to put ads on buses saying "There is probably no god, so enjoy your life"
See the AP article here
Atheists' bus ad campaign hasn't a prayer, just cash
So we have to start somewhere.If a society as formally educated as America cannot get rid of "In God We Trust" on their dollar, a medieval relic of masonic and Christian rituals, Tanzania's rational thinkers have an even bigger job cut out for them.But shying away from telling the rational thinkers side will only prolong the untruths.
To the contrary, this is a slow but moving process of enlightening people to think rationally instead of emotionally. The more we discuss these issues the more peole become aware of how medieval the entire god idea is.