If God were imaginary, how do you prove that without using imaginary arguments?

Answer 1

What's an imaginary number? There you go.

Answer 2

It is not possible to prove that God does not exist with physical, logical or "imaginary" arguments.

It is also not possible to prove that God *does* indeed exist with physical, logical or "imaginary" arguments.

However, it is the responsibility of the believer to prove their position, not the unbeliever. Is the burden upon you, a non-believer in Zeus, to prove that he does not exist? No, you just go under the presumption that he does not, until and unless definitive proof is presented for his existence.

Thus until someone can present proof-positive of God's existence, the logical position on that subject is agnosticism (not knowing whether or not God exists).

Answer 3

God is imaginary. You don't need any argument other than, "its up to the person making the claim to provide proof". Since they are the ones claiming god exists, the proof needs to come from them. Barring that evidence, god's existance is simply left unproven. Simple.

Answer 4

I imagine you would have to figure out how to use real proof in a real argument to prove it.

Or you could simply have, as you say, an imaginary argument, in which case you could do whatever you want since it's not a real argument anyways.

Answer 5

Science creates theories baced only on the facts it can see.

The only believable lie has truth in it.

Science is making assumptions baced on a limited perception. Science is a lie.
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Love comes from the soul. For if love came from a hormone, then it would come from with-in like adrenaline.



People think that people imagine the feeling of love. That it’s a trick of the brain.



Yet, love comes from where the people touch you, not from with-in like a hormone. If love were up to the perception of the user, then how come no matter what mood you are in,.. you still feel love. If you hate the person loving you, you may feel grossed out to love,.. but still feel the love. If love were up to the imagination of the user, then you could trick people into thinking inanimate objects are people hugging them.



Now from what is seen here, we see that the soul has an energy that is independent of matter,.. but has side effects in matter. Hence the brain is specifically designed to react to the spiritual energies we emit.



Now what do you say about the people who have felt God’s love? Being in God’s presence charges the soul and body. It’s called the renewing of the Holy Spirit. And this residual effect goes away when people travel down old thought patterns that contradict the perfection that is God.

Answer 6

We can't PROVE it. We just don't need to have a God around to explain what science is doing a better job of explaining. I don't think it would ever be possible to conclusively disprove the existence of God. That doesn't mean we therefore must believe that one exists.

Answer 7

You can't prove that god is imaginary. You just have to go on the basis of reasonable doubt.

Answer 8

Aesity means self-existence. Aesity explains the metaphysical nature of God as a purely self-existent being that exists in complete actuality. God is not a being that is created by another god; neither does God create himself into existence. Rather, God has always existed as an unchanging, completely actualized being.


God has his Being of himself and to himself such that he is Absolute being and the definition of existence.
Since God’s essence is his nature and God’s existence is the same as his essence it follows that God is existence.

Answer 9

1) Have a clear definition of "God"
2) Show contradiction between two or more claims in 1
3) Assert the Law of Non Contradiction

Answer 10

And, you? Also imagniary, right. So we have imaginary tails; chasing imaginary tails, chasing imaginary tails............