An afterlife literally isn't a tangible outcome. Death and thus the vague concept of what happens after life is an inevitability.

It's not tangible in this dimension. But the nature of the claim is that after death there is a tangible reality that the person gets to experience.

It does promise a tangible outcome that no one (living) ever sees come to frutition.

We cannot directly prove God exists.

Yep. And that's why I'm not religious. FYI, You can't indirectly prove it either.

Your arguments seem to keep ignoring the starting premise that you cannot directly prove the existence of God

Actually that's the foundation of my entire argument. If you can't prove something or offer valid evidence to show that it's true then I have no reason to believe it.

An afterlife literally isn't a tangible outcome. Death and thus the vague concept of what happens after life is an inevitability.

It's not tangible in this dimension. But the nature of the claim is that after death there is a tangible reality that the person gets to experience.

It does promise a tangible outcome that no one (living) ever sees come to frutition.

We cannot directly prove God exists.

Yep. And that's why I'm not religion. FYI, You can't indirectly prove it either.

Your arguments seem to keep ignoring the starting premise that you cannot directly prove the existence of God

Actually that's the foundation of my entire argument. If you can't prove something or offer valid evidence to show that it's true then I have no reason to believe it.