Does GOD really exists? If yes then why there are more hungry people than one who eats thrice daily?
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There are even more worst than this! Everything is in the process under the law.. Karma & Evolution\n\nTo everything there is a season, and a time to every purpose under the heaven;\nA time to be born, and a time to die; a time to plant, and a time to pluck that which is planted.\n\nAsk this question 2 yourself .. What is God for you?
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Man (We) would not exist, no animals (birds, mammals, extc.) would exist, no plants would exist, and the world would not exist. Don't you see, you run into a large problem without God. \n\nIt's like the world of thinking deeply but not profoundly! Which in there is no God but there is the Messiah, so in other words God does exist! No matter how hard you might try to erase His existence, He is and was and is to come.\nMeditate on this verse:\n\nRevelation 22:13:\n\n13 I am the Alpha and the Omega, the Beginning and the End, the First and the Last.”[a]\n\nThat is what the Lord says, get use to it!\n\n-Perilous Rose
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It's probably God.  He lets 30,000 people starve to death EVERY SINGLE DAY.
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I think it is hard for people to understand whether God exists or not. aside from quoting from bible verses people cannot grasp the concept.
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God doesn't cause suffering we humans do by not obeying him.if u obey him u'll find peace in all situations and the wordly worries donot bother u anymore.i hope this story illustrates it better so read on...\n\n                      Existence of God\nThis is one of the best explanations of why God allows pain and suffering that I have seen: A man went to a barbershop to have his hair cut and his beard trimmed. \n\nAs the barber began to work, they began to have a good conversation.\n\nThey talked about so many things and various subjects.\n\nWhen they eventually touched on the subject of God, the barber said:\n\n"I don't believe that God exists."\n\n"Why do you say that?" asked the customer. "Well, you just have to go out in the street to realize that God doesn't exist. \n\nTell me, if God exists, would there be so many sick people?\nWould there be abandoned children?\nIf God existed, there would be neither suffering nor pain.\nI can't imagine a loving God who would allow all of these things."\n\nThe customer thought for a moment, but didn't respond because he didn't want to start an argument. \n\nThe barber finished his job and the customer left the shop.\n\nJust after he left the barbershop, he saw a man in the street with long, stringy, dirty hair and an untrimmed beard. He looked dirty and unkept.\n\nThe customer turned back and entered the barber shop again and he said to the barber: "You know what? Barbers do not exist."\n\n"How can you say that?" asked the surprised barber.   "I am here, and I am a barber. And I just worked on you!" \n\n"No!" the customer exclaimed. "Barbers don't exist because if they did, there would be no people with dirty long hair and untrimmed beards, like that man outside."\n\n"Ah, but barbers DO exist! That's what happens when people do not come to me."\n\n"Exactly!" affirmed the customer. "That's the point! God, too, DOES exist! That's what happens when people do not go to Him and don't look to Him for help. That's why there's so much pain and suffering in the world."\n\nMay God guide u in the right way,ameen
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No one, for he has always existed, which is difficult for us to comprehend.\nPsalms 90:2--"Before the mountains themselves were born,\nOr you proceeded to bring forth as with labor pains the earth and the productive land, Even from time indefinite to time indefinite you are God."\nMany people believe that all creation happened due to chance or evolution. Let them consider these facts about our marvelous earthly home and then see if they still have doubts about a Creator:\nThe earth is placed at just the right distance from the sun, its source of energy in the form of light and heat.\nIt moves around the sun at just the right speed, and rotates on its axis every 24 hours, and has just the correct angle of tilt.\nIt has a protective, life-sustaining atmosphere with just the right mixture of gases.\nIt provides the water and soil needed to grow food.\nIt provides a variety of delicious and colorful fruits, vegetables and other foods.\nWe also are able to enjoy the beauty that exists in the sky such as rainbows, the stars and a moonlit night.\nWe enjoy the mountains, the streams and lakes, the varieties of beautiful fragrant flowers, plants and trees and so many other delightful living things.\nWhen I consider all these things and how I am able to see in living color and can taste all the foods the earth provides, then yes---God is real and all things were created by intelligent design.
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I exist.  I just burned some energy typing this response.  I received this energy by eating bacon, sausage and a egg for breakfast along with a cup of Delmar tea which originated from a place I have never visited - Ceylon.  \nNo one needs to prove God exists.  God is.  If you have faith then you know God exists and if you don't then you don't.  God never asked for proof and never indicated that proof could be found.  \nThis creation is way to complicated and special and fascinating to just have happened.\nI live in paradise.  I just heard a tui singing in my back yard that agreed with me.\nI still think you need to go out and meet some interesting people and live a bit of life.\nCome and visit New Zealand.  It will blow your mind away.
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If seems that if God was required to create a complex world, than it would require an even more complex being to have created the complexity of God.  Would this be God's God?\n\nI do not see that using God as an explanation for the inherent complexity of the world resolves the issue at all; it simply seems to remove the question to a level where people feel more comfortable admiting that they do not know.  It is much more difficult to admit one does not understand why the natural universe, which they can see and feel and touch, exists, but much easier to admit that they don't know how God came to exist.\n\nSo the question is very good both philosophically, theologically and psychologically.\n\nAnother question you may wish to ask is: If God created heaven, where was He before such a creation?
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First of all: I consider it really important to base your faith upon something that is reasonable, because if you do not do so, when faith is replaced by doubt, it would be really difficult to sustain. according to this, I consider that God is evident because: if we, the world we live in, and the whole universe surrounding us exist, then we could say that "Emptiness" (understand this as the lack of everything  doesn't exist), therefore Everything (understand this as the total lack of Emptiness) exists, therefore God (or something that could be considered to be infinite and eternal exists.=)
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Wow, I was talking with some friends from church recently about this. I also had this feeling deep inside, "what if God didnt exist?" We talked for hours, debating on facts. Our conclusion: Yes, God exists. I'll try to give you some insight on what we went over.\n\nOk, let's not get too complicated and just give an everyday example. Suppose you got home today, and there was this beautiful chocolate cake with icing and everything, on top of ur table. Now, we have 2 theories of where that cake came from:\n\n1) There was an HEB truck this afternoon going by ur house, and all of a sudden, a car hit it at 70mph, and the truck rolled over violently. There were eggs, flour, all sorts of stuff in the truck, and they all got mixed up in the crash, and the truck caught on fire, and the extreme heat baked all that stuff, and as the truck continued to roll on the street, the stuff flew through ur window and miraculously landed on ur table.\n\n2) Someone who knew how to bake a chocolate cake, went there and did it, and then put it on top of ur table for you.\n\nWhich one makes more sense? If you answered #2, good! Then God created the Earth and everything in it. If you prefer to believe in an absurd and very creative theory called "the big bang", in which somehow gases mixed up, just in the right proportion, and then everything exploded and the earth was formed ... my friend, you have a very creative mind. First of all, how were those gases there? Someone must have created it. God. Stuff doesn't just appear.\n\n=D Doesn't that make sense? Ok, now, let's get a lil more complicated.\n\nScientists say that man evolved from monkeys or whatever their creative mind came up with. Well, it has been proven that over time, living beings only lose genetic material, constantly. Therefore, evolution cannot be possible. The human body is so complex, there is no way it just "evolved" from something. A project called GENOMA, just recently finished their research. Their task: make a complete mapping of the human DNA. Many countries joined forces to complete this project, each taking a body part, like arm, leg, or whatever, and finding out the DNA code for it. Germany was in charge of the human eye. At the end of the project, they said that the human eye was so complex, that there was NO WAY it could have evolved from some other animal. It's a fact. Scientists researched and wrote it down. Aren't they contradicting themselves now? Ok, I believe I made a point on this one. Mankind did not evolve. God made man in His image.\n\nOk, now back to the big bang stuff. The NASA has been measuring the distance from the Earth to the moon, and it's a fact that every year the moon gets further and further away from the Earth. Fact. It's been proven. It's also a mathematical equation. So, if we take that mathematical equation, and do it backwards, we come up with how long since the earth and the moon we're almost touching. The calculations say something about 10 thousand years. It can't be more than that, otherwise the moon would have been rolling around on the earth.\n\nAlso, it's possible to calculate the rate of aging of the Earth. Every year, scientists calculate the rate at which the Earth is aging. It's roughly the same. If we then backtrack how long since the Earth was relatively "new", the calculations vary from 10 to 12 thousand years. It's fact.\n\nAlso, the population of the Earth. Today, we have roughly 6.5 billion people alive. Populations, increase in a mathematical progression. In other words, there will always be more people alive today, than there are people dead. Fact. It's not possible to have more people dead than alive. Draw a sketch of a simple family tree, and you'll stumble upon the same conclusion. So, if we backtrack how long since the beggining of population, the results say somewhere between 10 to 12 thousand years.\n\nEvery fact that we
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If God does not exist, how does that for one second make my life a lie?  If I found out that God did not exist, I would not feel stupid or tricked.  I would feel disappointed, but I think I'd be rather philosophical about it.  After all, I LIKE the life I lead.  It's not as though I suffer through it because I'm afraid of hell, and if I found out that God didn't exist, I don't think I would live all too much differently.  Unless you're suggesting that loving people and helping others has no merit?  You say that at least in hell you'd be surrounded by nice people, but try reading through your question again.  There's nothing nice in that.  Quite frankly, you're giving good atheists a bad name.
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God really exists. I find it so relieving that he can scoff at all our attempts to put limits on him simply because those limits apply, to some extent, to us.
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Law of nature do exist. One may experience it any time in his/ her span of life. Issues related to God are based on firm belief, personal experience. God is a source of all form of energy.
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He does exist!  There's no other explanation that doesn't contradict it's self.  I'm a believer in Christ, but a lot of people are skeptic.  If you do your research, you'll find outstanding proof that God exists!
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This is a compelling argument against the existence of god. \n\nThe faithful always say that if you were walking along a beach and found a watch, you would presume that it was crafted by a watchmaker. Anything as complex as a watch could not just appear. They look at the universe, more complex than a watch and say that this is evidence of a "watchmaker." \n\nHowever, this argument just pushes the question of creation up a level. Who crafted the watchmaker? Who crafted the watchmaker's watchmaker? It goes on and on ad infinitum.\n\nThe faithful will then say that god needeth not a creator! \n\nWhat? Then why does the universe need one? "Because it's so complex," they'll say.\n\nBut isn't god more complex than the universe? The circle goes on and on.
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Good question. Personally, I don't think God exists at all. Or if He does, it's all just aliens messing with our heads. Think about it. All these supposed "alien abductions" has a bright, white light taking them up to a space ship above. Remember the painting of Jesus resurrecting 3 days after he was crucified? Bright, white light taking him up again. No offense to anyone; just food for thought.
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nope, and nope\n\n   1. If God exists, then God is omnipotent, omniscient, and morally perfect.\n   2. If God is omnipotent, then God has the power to eliminate all evil.\n   3. If God is omniscient, then God knows when evil exists.\n   4. If God is morally perfect, then God has the desire to eliminate all evil.\n   5. Evil exists.\n   6. If evil exists and God exists, then either God doesn't have the power to eliminate all evil, or doesn't know when evil exists, or doesn't have the desire to eliminate all evil.\n   7. Therefore, God doesn't exist.\n\nSo it seems kinda silly to die in the name of god, right?