Does God exist?

Answer 1

of course, just talk to him he always listens, but few people want to talk to him, they are busy doing other stuff.

Answer 2

There are four scientific arguments that support that God exits.
I can only recall three of them, which are
1. You cannot proof that God does not exist.
2. The universe is totally perfect design, then there must be someone who designed/created that way (the perfection does not happen naturally)
3. If human beings have a thought or realization that there is a god, then there is God.

Answer 3

You can't either prove or disprove the same.
If God really exist, HE must be Omnipotent, Omnitient and Omnipresent.
These qualities are beyond human comprehension and therefore, a debate on whether God exists or not ,could never be summed up.

Answer 4

Hello Uncle:

I am puzzled by your brief question. My puzzlement is over the issue floating in my mind -

Does he really want to know?
or
Is he just creating controversity for the fun of it?

Why is it necessary to continue asking the same question for years and years?

How long do you have to stare into a deep, dark abyss before you realize that there is no light to reveal its content?

Is it profitable to you, standing on the ground, to conduct a one sided conversation with a 747 Jet plane passing overhead? It must be very pleasing to you because that is virtually what you are doing here.

Would you not be better off standing on a street corner shouting verse and quoting scripture to passers by? At least then you could see the faces and look into the eyes of those to whom you spoke.

Answer 5

Nope.

First of all, "god" is an empty, meaningless word. All attempts at defining this concept have lead us to incomprehensible, illogical, impossible conclusions. Asking "does god exist" is sort of like asking "is Tuesday blue". Both are incoherent and nonsensical. Both questions have no verifiable or testable consequences, could not possibly yield meaningful results and therefore should be ignored.

Furthermore, the origins and continued existence of the "God" concept are easily explained by the social and psychological functions and needs it serves. When those functions and needs change, "God" changes, too. There is no reason whatsoever to think that an actual "God" being inspired the idea of "God" or that the idea of "God" is anything more than a human invention.

Answer 6

Probably, but maybe not in the form we have come to "know" and, for some, "love". There remain the questions, even for athiests, "Who set off the Big Bang?" and "Who made up the Laws of Nature?" and "Evolution might be a fact, but if so, did Someone alter the chimpanzee DNA (which is identical to ours to a 95% degree) to make human beings?" and "The Virgin Birth might have occurred, but did Someone interfere with Mary's Egg to produce Jesus?" (i.e., Immaculate conception)

Answer 7

As there is no evidence any gods exist, I'm going to say no.

Answer 8

If you believe in god, it exist.

Answer 9

We should understand from the beginning that God's existence is completely unaffected by man's opinion of Him. Man's denial does not lessen the reality of God's existence, nor does man's belief prove that He is. Many have let others turn them from a belief in God, without carefully studying all of the evidence in the case.

Answer 10

Humans created god in their image. It is a mental construct. Humans have a hard time accepting that they don't have all the answers, so they simply say "god did it".

Answer 11

Yes.

He has answered my prayers many times.

How do you think the universe came to be? How do you think the Earth came to be? There's no other planet like it in this galaxy alone.