should i belive in god why or why not?

Answer 1

belive what you think is real and follow your heart


lol na im kiding just belive whatever you want

Answer 2

yes u shud as u r in this world because of him.

no one else has the power to do it.

i don't think we all r same. may be because of genes we all r different . but who created genes to separate us from one another?


sometimes u r in a situation that nothing can be done n then a miracle happen n everybody is saved or whatever it is.

i will say it properly that there is nothing like hindus or muslims or christians or any other religion of the world have different different Gods but there is one super power which control the things when they go out of control of human hand.

whether u believe it or not it doesn't matter ---God does exist n will always be there to protect us all.

Answer 3

There are several ways to live your life. Among them, the most important is your choice: to Think of to Believe! Thus, either you believe in god, who gives you the answers for your quests or you think and find the replies!
You should be certain that if you depend on believing, the rulers will sovereign over you!

Answer 4

Follow this logic for a moment. Darwin gave intellectuals a basis to believe in natural, biological creation. Google evolution fact or fiction. The fossil record is a fact. However, no one can prove how "new" genetic code was created. This "how did it happen" part of evolution is purely a hypothesis, even today.

Now why is this a problem? Check your history. In the mid 1800's, Darwin's hypothesis of purely biological creation led to godless political philosophies that have been and are the most oppressive that have ever existed. The Nazi’s were given a scientific justification for ethnic cleansing (Jews), and many nations use this justification today. The godless Marxists eliminate (kill) capitalists and (kill) believers and (kill) anyone else who gets in their way to create a dreary and oppressive society. Open your eyes, would you like to live in Cuba or North Korea, or during Stalin's programs and Mao's revolution. 10's of millions of people suffered and died.

Yes, fanatical believers do exist, and they are as bad as the godless groups. However, the message of God is to love God with all your heart, and love others as you love yourself. That is a good message.

Some people do go off message, and we need to realize that they only believe in their selves and their own goals, not in a creator.

Here is why this is so important. Philosophically, since God is a creator, he created each of us for a reason. Thus, each of us are unique, and have a god given purpose for life that we need to achieve whether janitor, lawyer, doctor, actor, quarterback, whatever. This totally aligns with the sanctity of human life. Thus, government should protect each of our individual rights and allow each of us to find our destiny. This aligns with a society that believes in a creator and freedom of religion. That is a good thing.

I deeply fear Godless societies. Government should respect the free expression of religion of people and communities. Belief in a creator is vital to the health of a society.

Here is my test for you: when you have a child, just look in their eyes and tell them they are a random quirk of nature and in the grand scheme of nature, their life is meaningless. I dare you. Yet, that is the intellectual dead-end of a belief in natural creation, if we are just random quirks of nature.

Thus, if science can get to the point to showing that genetic code cannot be created naturally, not adaption of existing code, then there will be a complete change in philosophy and political philosophy to align with freedom and protection of individual rights. Until then, is it a choice that works for us, but cannot be justified.

By the way, how did the brain get programmed for eyesight. To accept 2 images, combine them, to provide near instant assessment and response, millions of lines of unbelievably brilliant genetic code, how did that happen. We could put 1000 genius's to work on this today for 10 years, and they would not be able to figure out how to do that today. Not only is there no randomness, there is unimaginably brilliant creation involved.

Thus the answer to your question is: Not believing in God takes more faith for me, than to believe in God.

Answer 5

You must believe in God.

When I say..."I am a Christian"
I'm not shouting "I am saved"
I'm whispering "I was lost"
That is why I chose this way.

When I say..."I am a Christian"
I don't speak of this with pride.
I'm confessing that I stumble
And need someone to be my guide.

When I say..."I am a Christian"
I'm not trying to be strong.
I'm professing that I'm weak
And pray for strength to carry on.

When I say..."I am a Christian"
I'm not bragging of success.
I'm admitting I have failed
And cannot ever pay the debt.

When I say..."I am a Christian"
I'm not claiming to be perfect,
My flaws are all too visible,
But God believes I'm worth it.

When I say..."I am a Christian"
I still feel the sting of pain
I have my share of heartaches
Which is why I speak His name.

When I say..."I am a Christian"
I do not wish to judge.
I have no authority.
I only know I'm loved.

Answer 6

Yes! God created you. Without the Creator the creation is nothing.

Answer 7

You should believe in God if you feel a need to believe in something greater than yourself.

You should not believe if you're fine without it.

It's an individual decision and nobody can answer that for you.

Answer 8

Where do you come from?

Where does everything on earth come from?

Who has made all these things, even you?

It must be Someone that is Allmighty!

It can only be God!

So you make the choice!

Answer 9

The more important question is how do you define "God"? If you, by default, accept a prefab definition based on how the dominant culture around you defines "God", you're not doing your job.

Answer 10

If you go to a place where there is complete silence and peace inside yourself, you will find the answer to that question. God is there, waiting for you to ask.