Say I'm wrong, there is a God.

I die, go to heaven (or whereever, anywho), I meet God.

M: Hey God, what’s up?
G: My child, why did you abandon me?
M: I’m a sensible guy, God. I follow evidence, and that pretty much suggested there was no Go-...you.
G: But, you had the Bible?
M: Yea, but scientists and historians provided me with evidence which kinda made more sense than a 2000 year old book.
G: But I’m here ain’t I?
M: Yup…
G:_________

Considering I’ve been pretty much good for my whole life, only thing that differs me from a true christian is that I was atheist. What does God do, does he forgive me for just believing in what made the most sense to me, also judging the fact that I’ve been nice to people all my life? Or does he condemn me to eternal hell because he has issues with people not believing he exists, even though he is more that easily able to provide humans with staggering evidence that he exists? (Like aligning all the stars in the skies to spell out “I’m real ok? Believe in me. Love, God” or… uhm… Sending a guy down from heaven, only in human form so people can relate to him and make him say that he’s the king of everybody since God sent him down, FROM FRIGGIN’ HEAVEN YO, but at the same time being super nice to everybody. Maybe give him superpowers?).

Complete the dialogue too, if you may.