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Evidence?

Posted: Tue Oct 08, 2013 4:32 pm
by Seeker
what do you believe to be the best evidence of a God?

Re: Evidence?

Posted: Tue Oct 08, 2013 4:34 pm
by Gman
Seeker wrote:what do you believe to be the best evidence of a God?
Israel.... ;)

Re: Evidence?

Posted: Tue Oct 08, 2013 4:56 pm
by RickD
Seeker wrote:what do you believe to be the best evidence of a God?
Bacon

Jk. Love, yes love.

Re: Evidence?

Posted: Tue Oct 08, 2013 5:33 pm
by Gman
RickD wrote:
Seeker wrote:what do you believe to be the best evidence of a God?
Bacon

Jk. Love, yes love.
Hummy... Eat them up and disobey your Bible.. :P

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Re: Evidence?

Posted: Tue Oct 08, 2013 5:54 pm
by Seeker
Could you guys please elaborate for me on your reasoning rather than just state something without backing it up.

Re: Evidence?

Posted: Tue Oct 08, 2013 9:23 pm
by neo-x
Seeker wrote:what do you believe to be the best evidence of a God?
I have no empirical evidence for God, but I do think God makes the most sense.

Re: Evidence?

Posted: Tue Oct 08, 2013 11:45 pm
by Silvertusk
Seeker wrote:what do you believe to be the best evidence of a God?
Jesus.

Anyway he has to be true otherwise we are all totally and utterly fundamentally screwed!!!

Re: Evidence?

Posted: Wed Oct 09, 2013 4:55 am
by Seeker
so basically there isn't really any hard evidence for god

Re: Evidence?

Posted: Wed Oct 09, 2013 4:58 am
by Furstentum Liechtenstein
Seeker wrote:so basically there isn't really any hard evidence for god
What's wrong with bacon? Not hard enough for you?

FL

Re: Evidence?

Posted: Wed Oct 09, 2013 5:07 am
by RickD
I believe love is the best evidence for a God. Think about it. How else could love exist?

And bacon too. Something that delicious can't be a result of pure chance.

I also think the functionality of all the earth's ecosystems is great evidence for a designer.

Re: Evidence?

Posted: Wed Oct 09, 2013 5:28 am
by Byblos
Seeker wrote:so basically there isn't really any hard evidence for god
Reason and reason alone. By reason it can be shown that God is an absolute necessity.

Re: Evidence?

Posted: Wed Oct 09, 2013 7:15 am
by WannaLearn
Creation the way everything was made and how everything works together, down to the smallest thing like atoms, Cells, and DNA. How far the earth is from the sun, the big bang( what started that explosion when nothing was here something just does not create itself. Look around outside how beautiful things are and all the different laws in science. This world is your evidence. So this tells you something had to create everything (A God)and something can not come from nothing it is proven in science.

Check out the Shroud Of Turin. and see what you think of the story (Heaven is For real ). It's A Near Death experience.

Re: Evidence?

Posted: Wed Oct 09, 2013 7:25 am
by Revolutionary
WannaLearn wrote:Creation the way everything was made and how everything works together, down to the smallest thing like atoms, Cells, and DNA. How far the earth is from the sun, the big bang( what started that explosion when nothing was here something just does not create itself. Look around outside how beautiful things are and all the different laws in science. This world is your evidence. So this tells you something had to create everything (A God)and something can not come from nothing it is proven in science.

Check out the Shroud Of Turin. and see what you think of the story (Heaven is For real ). It's A Near Death experience.
The big bang has never described a starting point to anything but our observable universe, simple logic however describes an arena that is far, far from nothingness!
Simple logic would bring intellect along an undeniable path in thought.... Lets indulge it and wipe it all clean down to a void/nothingness.... More so, it is an infinite void in an infinite arena of time.... If a universe could 'spring' from said void, probability offers us this very simple aspect to logic; in an infinite arena of time and void there are infinite events to which this probability can occur giving us infinite examples of such a point of origin. This is just small scale view to something that logically, there is no point of origin.
Never once has science declared anything pertaining to origin beyond our physical/observable 'universe'.

And here is the real conundrum that you alone must overcome, something that always is and always was doesn't need a creator.

Re: Evidence?

Posted: Wed Oct 09, 2013 8:07 am
by PaulSacramento
Seeker wrote:what do you believe to be the best evidence of a God?
Depends on what "God" you are talking about.
IMO, the best evidence for a personal God, like what Christianity claims, is a personal relationship WITH God.

Re: Evidence?

Posted: Wed Oct 09, 2013 8:42 am
by Byblos
Revolutionary wrote:
WannaLearn wrote:Creation the way everything was made and how everything works together, down to the smallest thing like atoms, Cells, and DNA. How far the earth is from the sun, the big bang( what started that explosion when nothing was here something just does not create itself. Look around outside how beautiful things are and all the different laws in science. This world is your evidence. So this tells you something had to create everything (A God)and something can not come from nothing it is proven in science.

Check out the Shroud Of Turin. and see what you think of the story (Heaven is For real ). It's A Near Death experience.
The big bang has never described a starting point to anything but our observable universe, simple logic however describes an arena that is far, far from nothingness!
Simple logic would bring intellect along an undeniable path in thought.... Lets indulge it and wipe it all clean down to a void/nothingness.... More so, it is an infinite void in an infinite arena of time.... If a universe could 'spring' from said void, probability offers us this very simple aspect to logic; in an infinite arena of time and void there are infinite events to which this probability can occur giving us infinite examples of such a point of origin. This is just small scale view to something that logically, there is no point of origin.
Never once has science declared anything pertaining to origin beyond our physical/observable 'universe'.

And here is the real conundrum that you alone must overcome, something that always is and always was doesn't need a creator.
Let's try to keep that (false) argument in one thread, shall we?