Is there a God? Prove it.?
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God. This explanation is what everyone eventually resorts to when the other answers fail. Throughout all of human history, we've been trying to explain existence. But nobody has ever succeeded. And it's likely that nobody ever will. So we create the concept of God, whose only necessary property is being "that which explains existence." \n\nThis doesn't tell us much about god, though. It doesn't mean that any particular religion is correct. It merely defines god as something which answers The Question, because we have not been able to.
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There is no God..thanks for the points
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No, I don't believe in any gods. I have never experienced or perceived anything at all that makes me think a god exists. It isn't possible for me to believe in something that has no evidence for it, that would be like me believing there is a flying cow in this room with me now.\n\nI'm perfectly satisfied with my lack of belief because it isn't contradicted by anything that I've come across. It wouldn't bother me if a god did exist, I would be quite satisfied with that too if that was where the evidence took me. It isn't though, so I continue lacking belief.
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Maybe. And maybe not. The point of religion is that it is based on faith, not knowledge: so proving God exists would actually destroy all possibility of religion, because it would render faith impossible. You can only believe in something that may not exist. Believing in a God whose existence is rationally proved would be like believing in the postman, and THAT would be goofy nonsense.
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Proof of god is purely personal.  That's why theists say you need faith.  I learned a while ago that it's useless to ask for proof.  You either accept faith as enough reason or don't.
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http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;_ylt=AuyNEqch46KEOrnZ8C5qKmHsy6IX?qid=20060617143407AAdoTIM\n\nthe more i study the more i realize there is no god
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You really can't.  It's a matter of faith.\n\nBut, if you wanted to try, you would have to come up with a definition of God.  Then attempt to find evidence of a being that meets your definition.\n\nEven then, most faiths have deceivers in their beliefs.  So, be careful.
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1. There is no God\n2. The universe cannot be a computer simulation running from "God's" computer
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No one has proof. That's why it's called faith.\n\nThe real question is why do you need to beleive?
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No, there is no god.\nThe only thing there is to believe in, is yourself.
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D and E. A bit of a contradiction, true. Cognito ergo sum. I think therefore I exist. Man thinks of God, therefore he exists. Which points to the fact that if the God is a product of man, then the supposed God of (A) does not exist. Therefore I motion that a god, or gods, do not exist at all. How can a god exist and de-exist, through the thought of man? Logic101. My weak point in college, but a great tool in regards to faith, religion, and gods.
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NO,\n\nThe burden of proof is on those who believe in "GOD".\n\nYou can't make up a person and say that if you can't disprove his existance then he must exist.
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I don't believe I would try to prove God exists. \nSometimes, even with proof, people disbelieve what stands before them. Rather, it seems you may be asking for a reason to have faith. Faith comes without proof... otherwise, it's not faith.\n<warm hugs>
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No one. God has always existed. Hard for the finite mind of a human to fathom but true nonetheless.
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cause the existence of god is questioning..
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On the contrary, my friend.\n\nThere is evidence for the existence of God.\n\nSee here for examples: http://www.godsci.org/gs/godsci/evidence.htm\n\nAnd there is evidence for the truth of Jesus Christ:\nhttp://www.godsci.org/gs/chri/jesus.htm\n\nWishing you Joy through Jesus Christ,\nJohn
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There IS no way to prove or disprove the existence of any deity, as is the same with anything supernatural. The supernatural is definitively NOT scientifically testable. You can give evidence one way or another, but it is debatable as to whether we will ever have the ability to prove or disprove the existence of anything supernatural - including deities.