How can you deny His existence??

Question

As I listen to the groaning of creation for its Creator, heard in every ally and every bar and every church and every heart, I will hope. For every Human cry, there is an answer. Hungry was not created for the sake of being hungry, but for the sake of the experience of being filled with what is good. I dont know much, but I do know this: those who hunger and thirst will be satisfied.

Is it all just s3elfishness and greed locked in a perpetual and fruitless chase, or is it possiable that we were made hungry like this by a Creator who is also driven by desire? I am inclined to believe the latter. I cannot fathom that all me needs and wants have everything to do with little ole me.

Answer 1

Now this was a wonderful question to come home to.
No I can not deny GOD's existence nor would I ever be so foolish as to doubt him ever again.
May the Lord richly bless you sis. You made my day.

Answer 2

God's nonexistence doesn't relate to the issues of humanity. Have you even considered the probability that we live in a godless world? I want you to do some research - No biased research. If you're not inclined, at least watch some Discovery Channel.

Answer 3

Uh….hunger is expression of the biological need for an organism to feed itself. In literal as well as symbolic and spiritual terms, hunger goes unfulfilled with brutal, and often fatal, regularity. I see no evidence of an all loving supernatural entity in the reality-based world --- most likely because there is no such thing outside of the human imagination.

Answer 4

I'm trying to be gentle and kind, but I really don't understand what on earth you are trying to say. It sounds, based on what you have said, like you're having auditory hallucinations and perhaps need a sandwich.

But I do agree with the question. Let every mouth exhult the name of Mighty Apollo.

Answer 5

"Hungry" was not created to know or understand the feeling of being full...that is retarded by anyone's standard.

"Hungry" developed (notice I did not say 'was created') so that animals know that they have to eat.

Your FALSE humility doesn't impress me. I don't think its selfish to believe that "my" needs and wants have to do with me--THEY'RE MY wants and needs. I think it's self-centered to believe that my actions are somehow representative of my creator-god.

Answer 6

people deny what they can't see or prove.. yes, he in books, movies, an in memories of those who followed him.. with today society and the tragic events that has happen.. people deny his existence with "if he is, what you say he is. why didn't he stop the war", "if he is the creator, why create mean people in the world", "if he is god, prove to me what god is".. such question that leads people to doubt his existence.

Answer 7

The remedies to selfishness and greed can be found in Buddhism too, which is basically atheist, so apparently it can be done w/o belief in an illogical "omnipotent creator being".

Your post smacks of arrogance and is rather unkind, which is just as "selfish" as you accuse others of being.

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Answer 8

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Did you understand my answer above? Well, I couldn't get all the way through your drivel either. But to your initial question, if he did exist. Where was he when I was 8 years old, calling out to him to help me when I was getting raped? Answer: He doesn't exist or he just don't care!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Answer 9

Complete and utter nonsense. People die of hunger every day. They do not get satisfied, they get dead, in a horrifically painful way, through no decisions of their own.

Answer 10

there is a theory the earth was created by accident. earth was placed close enough to the sun to produce and flourish with life. So all in all, We all could just be one big accident. a blessing for us but probably a curse to other microscopic organisms.