I can prove that God exists...?

Question

as a systematic theory in my head. Now, how should I test this hypotesis?

hypothesis*

p_not, I thank you for your curteosy. My theory is assembled from several other well know, well tested ideas (such as Humean causality), and is therefore appropriately classified as a theory. And did Merriam-Webster hire you to be a dictionary cop, or do you just do this in your spare time?

Answer 1

God exists,

even if you dont have proof.

He just does. ok?

be at peace.

Answer 2

it's common sence. like this " like if your gonna throw a dirty diaper away, would u throw it away in the kitchen garbage or the bathroom. THE BATHROOM common sense. do you believe that the world just appeared and things elvolved even though thinks arent evolving today or that theres a God who created it all. its common sense my friend and does not need to be proved, but it will when death comes.

Answer 3

The Qur'an does not impose faith as an unquestionable dogma; it does not force people to believe without questions. On the contrary, if the slogan in other faiths may be believe and don't think, or if you think you will disbelieve, in the Qur'an the slogan is: you only believe if you think. So to convince us that Allah (the Exalted) is our creator, the Qur'an says:
"We created you. Will you not then believe? Have you seen that which you emit? Is it you who Create it or are we the creator? We destined death among you, and we are not to be outrun, that we may transfigure you and make you what you know not. And you already knew the first creation. Why then don't you reflect? Have you seen that which you plough? Is it you who foster it or are we the fosterer? If we so will, we could make it chaff, then would you continue to exclaim: we are laden with debt! Nay we are deprived!"

"Have you observed water that you drink? Is it you who shed it from the rain-cloud or are we the shedder? If we so will we could make it bitter, why then don't you give thanks? Have you observed fire which you strike out? Was it you who created its tree, or were we the originator? We appointed it as a reminder and an enjoyment for dwellers of the wilderness. Therefore, glorify the name of your lord the tremendous." (56:57-74)

The Qur'an then compares between Allah (the Exalted) and false gods in the following words:
"Say: 'Praise be to Allah, and peace be upon his slaves whom he has chosen. Is Allah best, or all that they ascribe as partners (with him)? Isn't he the best who created the heavens and the earth and sends down for you water from the sky wherewith we cause to grow joyous gardens, whose trees you can never cause to grow. Is there any god beside Allah?'

Nay, but they are people who ascribe equals (to Allah). Is not he (best) who made the earth an established abode, and placed rivers across its folds, and made firm mountains for it and has set a barrier between the two seas? Is there any god beside Allah? Nay, but most of them know not. Is not he (best) who answers the oppressed one when he cries unto him, and removes evil and makes you viceroys of the earth? Is there any god beside Allah? Little do they reflect."

"Is not he (best) who guides you in the darkness of land and sea and who sends winds as heralds of his mercy? Is there any god beside Allah? Exalted be Allah above all they ascribe (unto him). Is not he (best) who starts creation, then reproduces it and who provides for you from heaven and earth? Is there any god beside Allah? Bring your proof if you are truthful.

Say: 'No one in the heavens and earth knows the unseen except Allah; and they know not when they will be resurrected." (27:59-66)

The Qur'an then uses another method of reasoning to prove that Allah (the Exalted) is the creator:
"Verily we created man from a produce of wet earth; then we made him a drop of seed in a safe Lodging; we then fashioned the drop a clot, then we fashioned the clot a chewed lump; then we fashioned the chewed lump into bones; then we clothed the bones with flesh; then we made it as another creation. So blessed be Allah the best of creators!" (23:12-14 )

Once the Qur'an establishes this basic fact of faith namely that Allah is the creator of all things, it moves one step further and states that it is Allah (the Exalted) who causes the death of his creations and it is He who will bring them back to life. In the words of the Qur'an we read:
"...then after that you will surely die. Then on the day of judgment you will be resurrected." (23:15-16 )

Thus has Allah proven that He exists and then He tells us what will happen to us.

Answer 4

We can't see the wind, but we can see its effects on trees and objects. In the same way, we can see God working in people and in nature.

Answer 5

nobody has to "prove" that God exists! Just go and read the first chaper of Genesis! It has it in black and white! "God created the Heavens and the earth".
don't test any hypothesis, and if you really want to prove that God exists, just turn to the first chapter in the Bible.

Answer 6

Ask people what has God done in their lives !!!

Answer 7

I can prove the opposite.
Any of the following prove that God DNE
- No god would need to kill
- No god would need to be prayed to
- No god would need to kill.

aka, no god would have needs.

Answer 8

In your head, It probably really wouldn't matter to anyone else. but if it helps you believe......

Answer 9

Please.. provide your argument. It's one thing to test it yourself but it's another if it's repeatable.. that's what makes it valid.

Answer 10

Okay then... waiting for the punchline...

Answer 11

I'm waiting for your proof, still waiting, still waiting.