Does God exist?
By delaney36
@delaney36 (817)
Philippines
9 responses
@edujccz (929)
• Philippines
24 Jan 07
God is good, God is great ,Aleluyah,,,,
No doubt that God exist,but I wonder when people become doubtful that God exist. One day, my child said, God never answer her prayer,and same that Old people i met transfer faith because their prayers were not answered. But for me, I wish and I asked God to help me to be strong even though my prayes if ever they were not answered to remained without doubt on him. Please be strong.
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@delaney36 (817)
• Philippines
27 Jan 07
God always answers our prayer. We might not want what the answer maybe but always God knows the best thing for us. Sometimes we say God does not answer, in truth God just send us a message to WAIT.
@kc_159_98 (144)
• United States
27 Jan 07
Amen to that delany! God knew what we would ask long before our birth. Sometimes God does answer but we just don't see it.
@Jemina (5770)
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17 Jan 07
There is no God? Listen to the psalmist say, 'Only a fool would say, "there is no God!"
People like that are worthless;
they are heartless and cruel and never do right.' Psalm 14:1
If God did not exist then why are we talking a great deal about Him? People are trying to excuse themselves from believing God but when calamities happen, we all call out to Him.
@delaney36 (817)
• Philippines
27 Jan 07
Agree with you. Oftentimes when we are comfortable and happy, we forgot but when trials strike us, we call n God.
@smkwan2007 (1036)
• Hong Kong
22 Jan 07
Some scientists claim that they can create living things by playing with genetic codes. If men are able to create life form. there must be a highly intelligent supernatural being who can create unsual things. He is called God. I think this logic is a proof that God does exist. He created the universe and mother nature and the fantastic living world-some fish can emit electric, some insects can produce light, birds know which direction to go without the help of a compass.
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@slavena (87)
• Canada
24 Jan 07
I'm not big on religon, I don't go to church or read the bible or anything, but I believe that god DOES exist! Whenever I'm in trouble or have problems, I ask him for guideness and for help and it seems to me that everything is better afterwards. Sometimes I really have to ask, and by that I mean beg, but he is always there for me and I am so thankful of that. I don't know what I would do without him.
@kc_159_98 (144)
• United States
27 Jan 07
God has to exist. Can you really believe that our earth was created by stuff that was floating around in space? Just look at the complicated ecosystems in your own back yard. Was that created by an accident? The last I had heard no scientist has ever been able to explain where the spark of life came from. Not a logical explanation anyways. Even Darwin said that it was too much to ask a person to believe (refering to the miricle of sight) that God didn't create us. Think about it. Look at your body, how long do you think it would have taken us to evolve from a single cell to the complicated things we have become?
@fectoab (72)
• Canada
11 Feb 07
I agree with you. Believing the theory of the big bang is like believing a clock became a clock after shaking all of its pieces in a paper bag for about 1000 years and then suddenly the pieces all fit miraculously together and there came forth the clock; it's nonesense. An intelligent person with the know-how needed to assemble the pieces of that clock. You can shake the bag filled with pieces forever, it'll never become a clock. Therefore, the complexities of this beautiful creation could not be based on this accidental theory. There are so many basic things scientists have not yet come to understand, and yet, the irony is that, they come up with these ridiculous theories in an attempt to explain the origines of life. It seems for many, accepting creation is too simple. Some need to complicate the heck out of it.
@shilpa28k (1737)
• India
2 Feb 07
How bout these two:
* I want to examine that dangerous thing that’s common to Judaism and Christianity as well: the process of non-thinking called faith.
* Religion is about turning untested belief into unshakable truth through the power of institutions and the passage of time.
I think he is on the other side of the pillow
