Do you believe in God?

Question

If so what do you think of him or her?

Answer 1

Yes I believe in God.

After all He's done for me, how could I do any thing but love Him, when He first loved me.

Answer 2

Absolutly !
I think God is awesome and our best friend. I know many believe in other "God's" but I am talking about the God of the bible here. He actually wants a personal relationship with us, hears us, answers us ( I think all the time but sometimes we dont like the answer or dont listen close enough) and wants the best for us. Yes a lot goes wrong with the world, but that all started with sin in the garden, it was NOT God's plan for us. And even with that sin, He still made a way for us to come to heaven to be with Him again through His son's sacrifice on the cross.

Answer 3

how did you came to this world and who created this world and who gave you eyes to see and soul to live dont be so bad and go back to the bieble if you are a cristian or to the koraan if you are a moslem and you will feel that GOD is every where and what is now happening in the world is all written in the koraan if you can understand it well andthat it is the end of the world so make sure you will not be in the hell at the end of the day

Answer 4

Yes i believe in god but i dont believe in religion.and i dont think about what God is its not for me to know but i believe God is every where and in everything and the angels are there to help us we only need to ask

Answer 5

No, I don't. There has been absolutely zero evidence for a god, and one is not necessary to explain life or the universe. Evolution (which is only a theory in the sense that gravity is a theory) perfectly explains how life evolved from an extremely simple self-replicating collection of molecules to the wide variety of life, including humans, that we see now. All it takes is an understanding of the theory to see how plausible, and relatively obvious it is.

This is why a significant number of Americans don't believe in evolution (causing us to fall behind the rest of the educated world). Religious fanatics protest the teaching of evolution in schools, making it a "controversial issue" and causing schools to shy away from the subject. Schools don't teach evolution in enough to detail to give the average person an understanding of what it means. In my entire public school career, we were given no more than a ten minute overview of the theory. This causes the theory to sound like exactly what religious conservatives want it to sound like: the crazy notion that monkeys turn into people. This notion in and of itself does sound crazy, but with a knowledge of WHY and HOW it happens, it makes complete and total sense.

We need to stop letting religious conservatives hold so much power over our country. If you want to continue with your delusions, that's fine and dandy, but don't try and stop the rest of us from learning about reality.

Besides, does "God" sound like such a good person anyway? He's supposed to be all-loving. But according to religion, he creates the universe, and he creates man. He creates man flawed so that we have a desire to sin, and so that we have a natural curiosity about our world, rather than just beliving what we are told. Then, he hides all evidence of his existence (other than a few-thousand-year-old, poorly translated book written by bronze age tribesmen). Then if anybody doesn't believe in him (even though he has hidden himself), or if they act on our built in desire to sin, or our natural curiosity, we spend all eternity burning in the fiery depths of hell. Sure, God is all loving......except for the 99.999999% of the population that doesn't follow your particular religion, who have been sentenced to an eternity of damnation. God sounds more like a tyrannical dictator to me. Maybe Saddam Hussein and Fidel Castro are just trying to imitate God. Even if God did exist, worshipping him would be the last thing I would do.

Answer 6

yes, i do believe in God, anything to be created needs a creator!

"Say: He is Allah, the One and Only, Allah, the Eternal, Absolute, He begetteth not, nor is He begotten, And there is none like unto Him.'' (1-4:112)
Allah= Has no gender (not male and not female)
''He" is used only out of respect and dignity - not for gender
Allah = this word is singular - has no plural

Answer 7

I believe on 0 of the 10,567 Gods that have been created, and those are just the ones we know about.

Answer 8

I know God is our Heavenly Father. He sent his Son to die on the cross for the remission of sins. He is loving, just, and desires the best for his children. We are here, so we may return to him and inherit everything that is ours.

Answer 9

Yes I believe in GOD of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob
and Father of his only begotten son Jesus Christ who is the Savior of the World, the Way,The Truth,The Life, The Light,The Alpha & The Omega,The Amen,The King of Kings and The Lord of Lords.

Answer 10

Yes They are amazing Radha is the feminine Counterpart of God and Krishna is God. These are the original forms of God and Goddess. God is never alone. He is always with Her Also known as Hare. We love because they love. Most religions have taken the most important aspect of God out of the picture due to ignorance and male chauvinism. If you want more info go to harekrishnatemple.c Read Bhagavad Gita as it is By Bhaktivedanta Prabhupada- tells the purpose of life and how to love God see God live a pure life full of love and happiness.

Answer 11

YES .I BELIEVE IN GOD. i think GOD who has a male voice and male form but may not be of a gender as we know it is a smart God and that he has a great plan that at time i find really difficult to follow. i need to have ever greater trust in the plan and i know all mankind each and every one of us needs to have greater faith in the plan .