Is there a GOD?? I seem to have misplaced him! :(?
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Yes, there is a God. But you will not find him in a church, or in the Bible. You will only find him within yourself. Try praying and asking him to help you build your relationship with him. You may feel as though you have lost him, but he would never turn his back on you. Read the poem Footprints. \n\nhttp://www.barefootsworld.net/footprints.html
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your right, i actually cant explain it very well. I'm not defensive, i just want you to read this \n\n\nhttp://everystudent.com/features/isthere.html?OVRAW=God%20existence&OVKEY=existence%20of%20god&OVMTC=standard\n\n\nit has overwhelming info that should help you see that there has to be a God, because this world is no accident
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Yes, there is God and YES I have SEEN him. I saw him in the eyes of my son, the second he was born. Then I saw God again on the day that very same son hung himself in our backyard. God was there as I struggled to hold my son up with one arm and to reach above his head to untie the knot from the post with my other. God was there as I screamed for someone to help me. God stood beside me as I did CPR on my 14 year old son's lifeless body for 10 minutes until the paramedics arrived. I also saw God in the eyes of the Life Flight nurse that told me and my wife that we couldn't go with him on the helicopter but that she wouldn't leave his side until we got there. When we got to the hospital... there was God holding my son's hand. Before we left for the hospital I made a frantic call to my sunday school teacher and said we were going to the hospital and that my son was hurt badly. We live a major city with a major medical center. There are about 12 different hospitals in a 5 mile radius. When I finally walked into the emergency room waiting area, again God was there and so was my sunday school teacher. The Drs. told us that my son wasn't brain dead but they could tell how bad the damage was until he regained consciousness, if he ever did, I saw God in my wife's eyes at 3:25 am when the nurse came out into the ICU waiting area some 18 hours after this ordeal had begun and said that my son was waking up. And God was there in my son's hospital room when he opened his eyes at 3:38 am bewildered, confused, unable to talk because of the intabation tube in his throat and very scared. \n\nI will tell you this so that here is no question in anyone's mind for all eternity. On that day... in that room ... I SAW GOD IN THE EYES OF MY SON..... AGAIN. \n\nON THAT DAY I WITNESSED A MIRACLE.\n\nmy son was dead. I checked for a pulse there was none. I gave him CPR alone for at least 7-8 minutes before the para's got there. My son has no memory of what happened. Even the Drs. were amazed that he didn't have even the slightest amount of lasting ropeburn on his neck, other than what looked like a sunburn.  \n\nHave I seen God? I see him every morning at the breakfast table. and I love him more than anything else in this world.
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Oh no! And all this time I have been worshipping the wrong god.  Please forgive me, and thank you for showing me the right way.  Thank you, thank you thank you!!!!
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The problem is, you are assuming in your "if there is a God" case that you know what to do to "serve" Him.  But you don't have any basis to know that.  If you are talking about some generic God, there are infinitely many possibilities for how to "serve" Him (assuming He even needs serving).  On the other hand, if you are postulating a very specific God that you have heard about from other people or a book, then you have created a false dichotomy; there aren't just two possibilities (no God versus the God of the Bible), but rather infinitely many (God of the Bible, God of the Koran, God of a book that no one wrote yet, etc.).  So if you "serve" one of them (whatever that means), you are neglecting to serve others.\n\nSo we are back to figuring out what you believe, and going with that.  I guess if you believe in no God, you could still pick one of the infinitely many possibilities of God to "serve," but that seems awfully arbitrary, and your odds of guessing right seem so infinitesimally small that it seems hardly worth the random guess.
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From what anyone religious icon can, r will, tell us, God has always existed, and that nothing had to create it.  I have asked the same question, and I always come back to Roman and Greek mythology, in which each God/Goddess has parents.  However, if there only is one God, and there were parents, then you have to ask: What happened to the parents?  In my opinion, this question is too difficult to be answered until we can (if we can) ask God itself/himself/herself.  Whenever you find an answer to one question, another pops up.  However, I must say this is a good question.  There are not many good ones out there, so congratulations.
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it was god or someone you have lost.i talk to god whereever and he does talk to me and answer me.he may not give you what you the answer you want but he knows best.next time ask god to explain his voice and to help you in life and he will.
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Well, I haven't met the God personally and none of my acquaintances and known have seen him to describe!\n\nHowever, I have been meeting and seeing his creations - living and non-living every day and getting an amazing, highly creative and friendly image of my God.\n\nI salute him for no match of his!!!
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Sorry I did'nt realise but I will look out for him.Thanks.\n\n******PRAISE GOD*********
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Hasn't this question been asked, like, multiple times?\n\nHere are the search results for the other versions of this question on Y! Answers:\nhttp://answers.yahoo.com/search/search_result;_ylt=Almo4YtpIzyrHJpEJ8PCC5jpy6IX?p=does+god+exist%3F
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Awesome question.  God and his pantheon.  Awesome!
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Yes, if you didn't question His existance every now and then, then I would have to question whether you believe in Him or are just following what others have told you to believe. Questioning is a part of being human - curiostity, you must think logically and a lot of matters to do with good are not always logical, but I think that these matters are outside of our realm of understanding and I figure that it may be for the best. So yes I believe in God (don't really fear Him as much as some people) but I think it is healthy to question His existance to create a better, stronger belief.
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There is no such thing as god, its a man made concept.\nDont worry about it. When you die your dead thats it.
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seek God an Pray.....:)
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Have you thought of a wonderful god who doesn't have a creator?\nWhat about the beautiful creator who doesn't have his or her own creator as well.\nThe first cause argument is so old and lame.  If you need a creator to explain everything, explain where the creator came from, please.
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Without a shred of proof?  There is MUCH more proof that there is a God than you would imagine.  The evidence is overwhelming, actually.  I tell you what, if you can convince me that it is more logical to believe there is no God than that He exists, I'll change my beliefs.  Are you willing to accept the same challenge?
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Really now? Says who? Did Jesus Christ impart this knowledge, himself? Sounds a little kooky. \n\nWho is this God character? Why is he invisible? I suppose I am the image of the invisible Michael. I am also Michael. \n\nAre you sure Jesus wasn't some crazy cultist? \n\nSomebody once told me to find Jesus, but I always thought he was long dead. Where's he buried? Somebody also once told me he floated up to an invisible land of enchantment. I have no idea how I'm supposed to find some dead, mentally ill guy, whose body has somehow magically disappeared, and then how do I prove if it's him or not? There were no dental records millenia ago, let alone DNA files. \n\nHm, I think Jesus is lost forever, unless he's that guy on the on ramp holding that sign, looking like a serial killer. At least that guy LOOKS a lot like Jesus. Anyhow, nope, I did not know that Jesus Christ is the image of the invisible God, and is also God. \n\nHey, I got an idea. Why don't you tell me all about it? This sounds like a pretty wild story!