What I disagree with is the implication 
that it is at all likely that there is a God, 
or that "plenty of people have been compelled" 
makes it significantly more likely. We agree, 
surely, that it's very easy for plenty of 
people to believe in a thing which is not 
remotely true.

I'm even prepared to accept that a large number
 of people believing in a thing has some
 effect on the probability that they were 
convinced for valid reasons. It's not true to 
say "X number of people can't be wrong," 
because they always can, but it should 
certainly give you pause for thought if a large
 number of people believe in a thing.

I did this pausing for thought already, though,
 quite a large number of years ago.