Do you believe in god?

[Fireblazer]

Yes, i do believe in God. Without His creation, i even cannot think about my existence. HE has always a great blessings as well as presence in my life.

I am always amazed when people say there is a God. How can this be asserted? Have you seen it? Why it helps you and your neighbor not? And indeed he helped you if not?

[Shian Ervin Lopez]

I believe in god,I always do ,because God is always there for me ,I dont need any proof of his existence to believe in him for I believe he is my saviour .And because of my faith.For god is like a wind we cant see him in our bare eyes but we can feel his presence.. God bless

[Fizamcc]

I believe in god,I always do ,because God is always there for me ,I dont need any proof of his existence to believe in him for I believe he is my saviour .And because of my faith.For god is like a wind we cant see him in our bare eyes but we can feel his presence.. God bless

And I don't believe in God. I don't see any evidence of its existence. Moreover if he's so great and perfect, why did he create such an imperfect world? Why do people who preach faith in God commit so many sins?

[helloeverybody]

I dont believe in a God or gods and it surprises me that so many people in civilised country's actually do. To me religion was mans first attempt at science and a poor attempt at that but that's to be accepted when man knew nothing of anything. Nowadays with the years of research into various things its quite easy to debunk religion but hardcore followers will always have one excuse or another as to why their god in particular is real and all others that have been before are fake.

For instance google has it estimated that 4,200 different religions exist as of 2014, They cant all be right yet every single person from each of these religions will make absurd claims about how they have chosen the correct one. And someone's bout to say me as a non believer that im in  the same position as the people that have gods but the fact of the matter is im not following blind faith whereas 99.9% of religious people are. If i had some proof that one religion was correct then i would probably be swayed but there is no proof, And by proof i mean real proof not the ridiculous things that people normally come out with as proof.

[ana90]

Yes I do. When I really really have a hard situation, God preserves me

[QuestionAuthority]

[Sadlife]

Yes i belive in god but not religions and the deities they're worshipping.
Religions are corrupted and deceiving people to worshipping their own made figurines to sell and make profit from it. While there are many reported criminal cases against this so called priest around the world and mostly its about rape and murder.

[Hiren74]

Yup sadlife said the truth, that is by far more important.

I believe there is something and it may be god it may not, but its not in the shape or form we may envision for example we maybe standing on it right now.

[tuvok007]

The most objective belief is Agnosticism https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Agnosticism .

[micogurtiza]

In some ways it’s not possible, of course, to put everything about God into one sentence. God is infinite, and we’ll never fully understand His greatness—not on this side of eternity. I do believe in GOD. I am born Christian by heart.

[dippididodaday]

In some ways it’s not possible, of course, to put everything about God into one sentence. God is infinite, and we’ll never fully understand His greatness—not on this side of eternity. I do believe in GOD. I am born Christian by heart.

Sounds like you are saying there are two sides to eternity. That sounds a lot like a beginning and an end. As for myself, I was born naturally, had no clue to Christ, JHWH or even Allah. (I think they had no clue to me too as a matter of fact, to tell you the truth).

[Lancusters]

In some ways it’s not possible, of course, to put everything about God into one sentence. God is infinite, and we’ll never fully understand His greatness—not on this side of eternity. I do believe in GOD. I am born Christian by heart.

Sounds like you are saying there are two sides to eternity. That sounds a lot like a beginning and an end. As for myself, I was born naturally, had no clue to Christ, JHWH or even Allah. (I think they had no clue to me too as a matter of fact, to tell you the truth).

People are born because of their parents. No God involved in this process of participation. I do not understand why religion has assigned it to God. Let believe in God, those who were born through immaculate conception.

[worhiper_-_]

Yes, I believe in God.

FYI: You are to write God as G-o-d, not g-o-d.

My reasons: Nature follows an orderly and precise pattern, so precise that you can forecast the whether. Scientific principles are based on the precise laws of nature, we have technology because nature can be counted on to behave in a particular manner ALL the time.
That screams creation.

Nature was created, that is why it's so precise.
If you say no it wasn't, you might as well tell me bitcoin and the blockchain just came into existence, they were not developed by someone.

I didn't realize that the reason the topic of God weighed so heavily on my mind, was because God was pressing the issue. I have come to find out that God wants to be known. He created us with the intention that we would know him. He has surrounded us with evidence of himself and he keeps the question of his existence squarely before us.

[delasoul]

No, i just believe in me!

[QuestionAuthority]

Yes, I believe in God.

FYI: You are to write God as G-o-d, not g-o-d.

My reasons: Nature follows an orderly and precise pattern, so precise that you can forecast the whether. Scientific principles are based on the precise laws of nature, we have technology because nature can be counted on to behave in a particular manner ALL the time.
That screams creation.

Nature was created, that is why it's so precise.
If you say no it wasn't, you might as well tell me bitcoin and the blockchain just came into existence, they were not developed by someone.

I didn't realize that the reason the topic of God weighed so heavily on my mind, was because God was pressing the issue. I have come to find out that God wants to be known. He created us with the intention that we would know him. He has surrounded us with evidence of himself and he keeps the question of his existence squarely before us.

Why doesn't he place his ass squarely before us and fix some quadriplegic babies with two heads being born then we won't need to question his existence.

You know why he won't do it? Because your imagination can't fix crippled babies.

[gabmen]

In some ways it’s not possible, of course, to put everything about God into one sentence. God is infinite, and we’ll never fully understand His greatness—not on this side of eternity. I do believe in GOD. I am born Christian by heart.

Sounds like you are saying there are two sides to eternity. That sounds a lot like a beginning and an end. As for myself, I was born naturally, had no clue to Christ, JHWH or even Allah. (I think they had no clue to me too as a matter of fact, to tell you the truth).

People are born because of their parents. No God involved in this process of participation. I do not understand why religion has assigned it to God. Let believe in God, those who were born through immaculate conception.

I don't necessarily associate god with religion. I mean yeah if you think really hard about it, it would be hard to prove how religion explains things. But the concept of god for me is much more logical. As you've mentioned in your example, you were born because of your parents. The process itself of fertilization and how it follows a very unique process with all the factors, it's easy for me to believe that there's an architect in all this. Someone that does not require worship. I believe that there is someone above all of us that made everything the way it is

[stats]

Yes, I believe in God.

FYI: You are to write God as G-o-d, not g-o-d.

My reasons: Nature follows an orderly and precise pattern, so precise that you can forecast the whether. Scientific principles are based on the precise laws of nature, we have technology because nature can be counted on to behave in a particular manner ALL the time.
That screams creation.

Nature was created, that is why it's so precise.
If you say no it wasn't, you might as well tell me bitcoin and the blockchain just came into existence, they were not developed by someone.

I didn't realize that the reason the topic of God weighed so heavily on my mind, was because God was pressing the issue. I have come to find out that God wants to be known. He created us with the intention that we would know him. He has surrounded us with evidence of himself and he keeps the question of his existence squarely before us.

Is his proof of existence when he gives a child cancer or when he allows the ministers of his church to rape young children?

[QuestionAuthority]

Yes, I believe in God.

FYI: You are to write God as G-o-d, not g-o-d.

My reasons: Nature follows an orderly and precise pattern, so precise that you can forecast the whether. Scientific principles are based on the precise laws of nature, we have technology because nature can be counted on to behave in a particular manner ALL the time.
That screams creation.

Nature was created, that is why it's so precise.
If you say no it wasn't, you might as well tell me bitcoin and the blockchain just came into existence, they were not developed by someone.

I didn't realize that the reason the topic of God weighed so heavily on my mind, was because God was pressing the issue. I have come to find out that God wants to be known. He created us with the intention that we would know him. He has surrounded us with evidence of himself and he keeps the question of his existence squarely before us.

Is his proof of existence when he gives a child cancer or when he allows the ministers of his church to rape young children?

Who wouldn't follow an out of work carpenter turned conman?

Just last week, my next door neighbor asked me for $50 and said he may not be able to pay it back. He told me I'd get it back a thousand fold when I die. I gave him the money. He's an out of work bricklayer. Maybe he's Jesus 2.0, the new and improved Jesus.

[21kevin21]

Yes, I believe in God.

FYI: You are to write God as G-o-d, not g-o-d.

My reasons: Nature follows an orderly and precise pattern, so precise that you can forecast the whether. Scientific principles are based on the precise laws of nature, we have technology because nature can be counted on to behave in a particular manner ALL the time.
That screams creation.

Nature was created, that is why it's so precise.
If you say no it wasn't, you might as well tell me bitcoin and the blockchain just came into existence, they were not developed by someone.

I didn't realize that the reason the topic of God weighed so heavily on my mind, was because God was pressing the issue. I have come to find out that God wants to be known. He created us with the intention that we would know him. He has surrounded us with evidence of himself and he keeps the question of his existence squarely before us.

Is his proof of existence when he gives a child cancer or when he allows the ministers of his church to rape young children?

I'm sure that religious leaders do not believe in the existence of God. How else to explain such behavior. Recently in Russia, the clergyman died in the sauna with two prostitutes. And there are plenty of examples.

[Big R94]

Yes,i believe. Because nothing can create by own, there have someone to create.