Atheists, agnostics, what would it take to convince you that there is in fact, a God?

Question

For me, (Atheist) I would demand the same proof Moses and Thomas got. At least for the Abrahamic god...

I love squirt...

Answer 1

A shred of evidence would be nice.

Answer 2

Nothing could convince me. Even if some guy floating in the sky shot lightning a few feet from me, making a pig with the voice of BB King come out of the hole and make me memorize the history of the Pacific Ocean. I could go solipsist or I might just be crazy. Or, more likely, both.

EDIT:
Holy sh-t Adeel! Did you just write the Encyclopedia Britannica?

Answer 3

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Answer 4

ALL ... Religions ask that you accept something that cannot be proven ... hence the word " FAITH"

People that seek the truth are agnostics and people that are certain the truth does not exist are atheists all others are classified by What they accept without proof ( usually the belief of their parents ) such as Christian , Jew , Muslim etc.

Answer 5

The idea of a God with human form just seems egotistical to me, and implies that our brief human history is the culmination of all creation. The rest of the universe and all other creatures are merely a subset of our existence. I would need to actually SEE God to believe that. Maybe have a little chat with him.

As for some sort of "higher being", I suppose if I had enough power of positive thinking and good things happening when I was down on my luck I might start believing someone's got their eye on me. After all, I can't take all the credit myself.

Answer 6

If I was smited by a thunderbolt on the bottom.
That would really shock me heh, excuse the pun.

Quick Edit: That's interesting Adeel but none of us the time to read that.

Answer 7

I would have thought that a god would know exactly what would convince me of it's existance

Answer 8

Well, he could come to Earth for a start and speak to us and explain where he has been, what he's been up to since he created the universe, why so many have died in his name and clear up if he is Muslim, Christian or what.
Never gonna happen.

Answer 9

You're well aware that there is not going to be that kind of evidence so you've made your decision already by placing the demand on your Creator (if He exists) to prove Himself to you.

We don't have to be convinced that God exists in order to seek God. All that is needed is the idea that God has worth to us. We seek that which we want to find and the more we want to find, the less proof we need.

So by seeking God or rejecting God, we show our idea of God's worth to us.

Answer 10

Hmm... Perhaps the healing of an amputee.

Answer 11

He and or an agent(angel) to show me heaven and anything I deem necessary to change my mind and shows me that he/it's worth my worship/praise. Of course if "Gods" counterpart did the same that would suffice also.