Does God exist?

Answer 1

I disagree with most of the other answers because they are based on religious beliefs. I believe this can be addressed or at least pondered in a Physics section. But first you have to be open to a different idea of what God is. To start, in the Sub-Atomic world, the closer you look the more you realize that there isn't anything there. Like a volley ball, it's mostly empty, a vacuum. So taking this one step further, in the sub-atomic world we are litterally one with each other. We are all connected through this intangible vacuum that has many different levels of consciousness. This vacuum has been described as the conscience, spirit or soul because it is intangible yet the existence of it is undeniable. There's the Physics part, the challenge to prove the existence of the intangible. But we are all God, everything that exists is God. There is no separate entity out there somewhere watching our every move, planning our future for us or determining if we go to heaven or hell. Unfortunately, humans need to see it to believe it. Thus great Cathederals were built, thousands of documents were penned and rituals have been invented all in an attempt to make God more tangible, something we can see and touch. But this is not what God is. It is man that invented these things, not a God. You are God. We are all God, part of this collective consciousness. "The height of human arrogance is when man creates God in his own image". Ramfta, Master Teacher of Enlightenment.

Answer 2

God had his Son, Michael The Archangel (Jesus when on earth) to help him create everything.

We can tell God exists by all the myriads of things He made. Also, the laws of Physics, Chemistry, and all the other laws that exist had to start somewhere. Where did it start if God didn't start it. It is hard for us, as humans, to realize that God didn't have a beginning. We just have to accept that and go from there. The Bible says about God that His lowest thought is higher than our highest thought. How could we say that God doesn't exist? I certainly can't say that!! Hundreds of billions of stars, planets, and our universe which is so spectacular. There is no way that they could have come into being except by an intelligent designer. We give the designer of a watch credit, why not give credit where credit is due. All the credit for everything should go to Him, the Ancient Of Days (God).

Answer 3

I believe that he does but I have also spent many years figuring this out for myself. I do not know if this explaination will make sense, but since you posted this Q in the physics section, i am assuming you are looking for a scientific answer. I have established my belief in God on the premise of cosmology. When we look at the fundamental particles of the universe going all the way back to the big bang, we find that science cannot explain the origin or reason for the first particle to have popped into exsistance. This question has been a driving force in humanity's scientific quest. Not just the 'how it all began' but the WHY did that particle begin. Look into the recent discoveries of particle physics, cosmology, and biochemistry. This will be a stepping stone to finding and understanding the nature and power of God.

Answer 4

Yes, most definatley God does exist, If it were not for God you would not even be here to ask this question. Read the Bible and you will find a lot of very interesting facts about God. It is a really good book to read too.

Answer 5

If you are asking about a god in the Physics section, then I am going to assume that you are asking about a Physics God. Well, that would be Richard Phillip Feynman, and he died 18 years ago. But he most certainly existed. And will go on existing in the minds of the inclined.

Ayerhs.

Answer 6

With all due respect, this question belongs in the religion file.

Science is the realm of the testable, the mathematically modellable, the experimental result and the theoretically predictable. Given that God is held to be the Creator of the universe and all its contents, that puts Him outside the pale of any experiment that is embedded in the creation--which, by definition, anything we can do at this point of time certainly is.

All science can do is look at the tools God used to create and uses to sustain the universe; it cannot address His existence.

Answer 7

Certain power or energy exisits in the universe in which we live. We consider this as God. As it is asked in the physics section, I try to explain relevantly. As per the law of conservation of energy, an energy can neither be created nor be destroyed but one form of energy can be converted into another. Likewise, the 'God' can neither be destroyed nor be created. God (the said energy or power) transformed in to different living things like animals, plants, microbes etc and non living things also. In the life cycle of these creatures, ultimately these transformed energy reaches to its original position. So the so called God is distributed in all these things in different proportions. So God is omnipresent. You can see God (energy or power) in all these things. An atheist may say "God is no where" but you can convince him by slight alteration in his statement like "God is now here!" and with the above explanation.

Answer 8

Since you're asking in Physics, I'll answer "physics-ly". Science generally considers that question irrelevant because knowing the answer wouldn't allow scientists to predict anything or explain anything about the world. While it would be nice to know for sure, there is no scientifically acceptable method for finding the answer. For those two reasons, the "physics" answer would be "It doesn't matter".

Answer 9

god exists. you have to have faith in him that's all because he lives in each and everyone of us.

Answer 10

Yes.