God - does he exist?

[Tyranic]

I do not believe that there is a "god", at least not the god that christian and muslim faiths premote. I am naturally a skeptical person, questioning things whenever there is reasonable room for questioning. I just find that believing the big bang makes much more sense than believing that there is an omnipotent being watching over us at all times, yet there is absolutely no sustainable physical proof. It's just hard to believe, and frankly, some of the things in the bible are rather rediculous in my oppinion. The theory of evolution has for the most part been proven, therefore i can grasp this theory. I think that god is a way of explaining the purpose of life, to give oneself a reason for being. But in reality no one can ever truely know the purpose of life, for knowing this, is to know the mind of god.

 

[Spereff]

There actually isn't a huge gap between Australopithecus and modern man.

I really don't have time to lay out every single detail here...

In the bible. Somewhere, a gap between when the universe was made, and then when Adam was made. I forgot where was it, I'll find the details. But yes, there's an unknown gap in the bible from God's creation, that we cannot tell. It could be well over 4 billion years.

 

[Blessed Eagle]

He does exist but you just cant see him

 

[gamer716]

god is controllin the universe and making it go around and around

 

[Fallen Soul]

god is controllin the universe and making it go around and around

He does exist but you just cant see him

At least give some reason behind it that involves some logic.

I think he is real and there is scientific proof and evidence out there. Well I want to ask this, if your willing to believe to in a universe that has always been there and by chance created life why wouldn't you believe in an all powerful being that could have always been there and created everything?

 

[dpunk]

I think he is real and there is scientific proof and evidence out there.

There isn't any scientific evidence for a God, just Creationists twisting the facts and teaching flat out lies as fact.

Well I want to ask this, if your willing to believe to in a universe that has always been there and by chance created life why wouldn't you believe in an all powerful being that could have always been there and created everything?

First, not everyone believes in an infinitely old universe; I, for one, don't. Second, the only reason life happening by chance seems unrealistic is because humans are so egotistical to think that they are the center of the universe. If the universe was created for life, there would be more life. If you presuppose that life was all that the universe was made for, then yes, creation seems more fulfilling.