why do you belive in god?

Answer 1

I believe in spelling!

Answer 2

Hey Andalus,
This is how you spell BELIEVE!!!! Go with that!

There are many reasons why I do believe in God.
1. I was born of premature birth. The doctors cut parts of my brain open to get oxygen flowing so I could breathe properly. They didn't think I was going to live past age six and I also had to stay in the hospital for 18 months before I was released. I am now almost 20 years old.

2. I was unable to walk and talk at the appropriate age so i had to learn sign language. A few months later I was singing. So you might be able to say that I sang a song before I was able to talk.

3. I was at a disadvantage when I started school, but I graduated top ten of my class with honors.

4. My mom just recently had surgery for two anerisms. One ruptured and the other one was about to rupture. Thank God she is alive.

I know it is hard for you to understand but miracles do happen. If the holy spirit was not there for my family, we would have never gotten as far as we are now. These are a few of my testimonies, but it doesn't end there to what God has brought me out of.
If there was no God I would NOT be alive today. He saved me from a deadly car accident, a unwanted pregnacy (because I decided to date guys who respected me), a weak-faith church, and a dead-end job.

Answer 3

#1 because that's how I was raised. BUt now that I am old enough to understand, I just don't see how things could be without God.

Take pregnancy for example, the miracle of a child being born, being conceived based on a sperm and egg meeting...it's amazing. Then think of all that could go wrong...with the genetics and the uterus and EVERYTHING...it would take an act of God to make that work even once, adn ther ear emillions of babies born everyday.

Chance can not account for all the miracles that happen everyday. God has a hand in it all, and that's how it's possible.

Answer 4

There are gods and there is God. These are not the same. There are many gods, the gods of the Greeks And of the Roman, gods of the Aztecs and the Incas, gods of Sumer and Babylon, of Persia and India, of China and Japan, of Australia and Africa, gods of the Muslims, the Christians, and the Jews. All of these are tribal gods to the degree that they belong to a particular people and a particular people belongs to them. Battles are fought in the names of the gods, and the gods are invoked for the purpose of establishing a collective morality for a certain group. Some of their adherents seek political power, even in secular states, and the divine will is often invoked in public ceremonies. To one who has gnosis, these gods appear as creations of human beings who fashion them as they try to answer the unanswerable questions about their beginnings, as they seek protection from their enemies, and as they long for one to whom they can appeal for whatever they need or desire. Having been created, these gods take on a life of their own: they create a realm, a people, and rules by which these are governed, and the people come to believe that their god is the God. While the many peoples of the many realms fight about which god is the true God, the God of Truth remains unknown, because this God has not been created either by the human intellect or by any other god.

Answer 5

The Apostle Paul tells us that everyone is born with the innate knowledge that God exists, and that only through repressing this knowledge over and over, one can come to convince himself that there is no God. Read the complete first chapter of Romans.

I might add that without Christ, no one will believe in God "His way" (see John 14:6).

Answer 6

Why shouldn't I believe in God. He is the only one who died for my sins and rose again. Can you tell me who else did that? Muhammad died but he didn't rise again and Buddha died but didn't rise again. God is also very personal. Like my pastor put it today, God, the creator of all things, wants a relationship with people. He is so big but still wants a relationship with people. How awesome is that!!

Answer 7

For me not to believe in God is like taking away the air I breathe.

If you were in my shoes as me the individual you would know why, and feel why.

only God could save my life the many ways that he did. I am spiritual, I feel him, I feel the truth, especially the day his presence intervene to me, and what he said to me.

Answer 8

Because He has been so real in my life. He has saved my life and healed me and saved my soul. He has accepted me like no one else ever can. He is the only one who makes me feel like I'm home when I go to church. Just feeling his unfailing all-accepting ever enduring love. It's inexplicable if you've never felt that before. The closest you can come to explaining it is feeling like this is the only place you belong and never want to leave.

Answer 9

Creation forms when energy bits called
"quarks," explode and interface with
invisible forces we know as Laws Of
Physics.
The Force is not an energy form.
The energy is not the Force.

Time and space are merely by products
of this process.

Answer 10

Do you believe in people you meet every day? Of course! God will talk to you if you will listen, then it's easy to believe.

Answer 11

Yes, I believe in God,....God never plans evil or hopelessness for his people. And his ultimate plan is to give us eternal life with him in heaven, where pain, sorrow, and suffering are gone forever.