how can you help people realize all life comes from god?

Question

or how can you prove all life didnt come from god,who is really right atheist or the faithful

Answer 1

The atheists are really right....
If you want to make everybody think like you do give them all lobotomies.

Answer 2

Try this:
Ask: What proof do you have life came frm God? Sure we see life all around, but that's just proof there's life. Okay you've got the Bible, but other religions have there own explinations, so that's not really proof.
It's the job of the believer to prove to the skeptic the assertion.
So far the Big Bang and Evolution (two scientific theories I can prove whith either evidence and/or math) over any other competitors.

Answer 3

So, who's trying to prove life didn't come from god?

All scientists are trying to do is find answers to questions about nature... explain facts about nature. God does not have a place in this process... they are just going where the facts and questions takes them.

Further, science doesn't 'prove' anything... proof is for coin collectors, mathematicians and liquor distillers. The only way that 'proof' enters into the scientific method is in the negative sense... i.e., they try to DISPROVE (falsify) their own theories. When they have FAILED to falsify their own theorier, they pass them on to other scientists so THEY can try to falsify them.

Your question "how can you help people realize all life comes from god?" expresses a 'logical fallacy' (a flaw in thinking) known as the "Argument From Incredulity"... which is a sub-category of the "Argument ad Ignorantiam" (Argument From Ignorance). It goes something like this: "I can't conceive of how this might have come to be; therefore, God did it."

That does not represent a limitation of nature... it represents a limitation of knowledge or intellect. Additionally, it is intellectually dishonest... it does not ACKNOWLEDGE the limitation of knowledge or intellect... it appeals to a fanciful, imaginary, supernatural entity to create the ILLUSION that your cognitive dissonance has been resolved.

It is the epitome of self-delusion.

Answer 4

You can't prove it. If you could prove something like that, the world would be so one dimensional in thought... there would be no diverse ways of thinking at all.
There is no right or wrong. It's one person's opinion vs the other's.
When the death door opens to each and every individual, then is when the truth comes out. Until then, it's a waiting game and patience is the key to getting by without further questioning to what's virtuous.

Answer 5

You can't. Allow people to have their own beliefs.

Mother Teresa stated "There is only one God and He is God to all; therefore it is important that everyone is seen as equal before God. I’ve always said we should help a Hindu become a better Hindu, a Muslim become a better Muslim, a Catholic become a better Catholic. We believe our work should be our example to people. We have among us 475 souls - 30 families are Catholics and the rest are all Hindus, Muslims, Sikhs — all different religions. But they all come to our prayers."

Answer 6

Life can be proven to have arisen without God. This has already been done in a laboratory. As to whether or not it really did on the Earth, we may never know.

Answer 7

why are you concerned weather or not anyone realizes god at all.

It is enough for people to lead their own lives on their own course and path.

If you are trying to help them realize something they are not ready to, it is similiar to brain washing.

All religion is brainwashing and you are now interested in this practice. Adding fuel to the fire.

Answer 8

Why do ppl like you feel that you have to force your, faith down others throats?
I keep a paint gun fully loaded by the door and when, and when churchs come a knocking to force thier crap down my throat I let them have it, and tell them where was your god now, then I pop them again.

Answer 9

Well there is no proof of god, and that disproves him. They don't like that fact. But if it was not the way it works, then the we must admit the tooth fairy, and Santa to be true.

Answer 10

Leave them alone and respect their beliefs would be my first guess. I believe in god but do not challenge or argue with other peoples beliefs.