If you are looking for something as evidence of God, what would suffice?

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  1. breathe2travel profile image73
    breathe2travelposted 11 years ago

    If you are looking for something as evidence of God, what would suffice?

    I've heard many people - friends, acquaintances & strangers - allude they would believe if they could find a reason to believe.  For those of you who are seeking, what would suffice as evidence of God?

  2. yols-a profile image57
    yols-aposted 11 years ago

    The air I breathe, the fact that cirmcumstances  came my way to make me literally feel as if no one cares rejected and dejected or that God is not a miracle working God with counterfeit stuff porporting to replace God. And now  I can wake up and praise HIM and feel his presense is evidence that he ominpresent.

  3. peeples profile image93
    peeplesposted 11 years ago

    I'm sure this answer will get many downs but here goes. When there comes a time when children aren't raped, people don't starve, and our world is at peace I will believe there is a God. While these things go on there is NO way I would be able to believe there is something capable of creating an entire world but refuses to fix it and keep it the way he made it. When free will stops being an excuse for all things bad I will believe. I simply can't accept any opinion of why an all powerful being would continue to allow his "children" to suffer. I wouldn't allow my child to suffer so why would a god?

    1. breathe2travel profile image73
      breathe2travelposted 11 years agoin reply to this

      According to HP instratiions, rating a question up or down is not to voice whether you concur with opinion, but rather, if the answer adds to conversation and if the answer addresses the question.  I voted up, regardless of personal opinion.

    2. ercramer36 profile image90
      ercramer36posted 11 years agoin reply to this

      God is sovereign.  His ways are higher than our ways.  He allows bad things to happen. There is also evil in the world apart from free will.  Sin is the issue. We broke God's laws and there are consequences. In the end, everything will be made right.

    3. peeples profile image93
      peeplesposted 11 years agoin reply to this

      ercramer there is no making some things right. Children are not breaking "God's Law".

  4. zzron profile image57
    zzronposted 11 years ago

    The evidence of God is all around you, God created all things including you.

  5. OneFineG467 profile image60
    OneFineG467posted 11 years ago

    We don't have to search for evidence.... God lives within us as long as our heart and soul is clean enough to welcome God. Its like this when u hear a beautiful piece of music u feel peaceful and uplifted.

  6. theseus profile image71
    theseusposted 11 years ago

    For me, these and more are sufficient evidence (if ever we need one) that God exists:

    1. The wondrous universe with all its mystery that remains unfathomable despite the so called brilliance of man;
    2. The wonder of every sunrise after every sunset and the mystery of the night;
    3. The hope left in every man who still believes that things will turn out for the better tomorrow;
    4. The trust and adoration you see in a child's eyes;
    5. The rainbow after every storm;
    6. The music created by the birds;
    7. The gentle whisper of the breeze;
    8. That tiny voice inside every man which tells us whether we are doing the right thing or not;

    I can go on and on...

    1. breathe2travel profile image73
      breathe2travelposted 11 years agoin reply to this

      "8. That tiny voice inside every man which tells us whether we are doing the right thing or not;" -- wow.

  7. Vellur profile image94
    Vellurposted 11 years ago

    For those who are seeking evidence of GOD need not look very far. They should stand in front of a mirror and look at themselves.

    We are all creations of God. Human Kind can be very intelligent, brilliant etc., etc., but breathing life is God's creation.

    So many millions of faces, each one looking different, maybe a little resemblance here and there - all God's creations.

    This should be evidence enough.

  8. YvetteParker profile image61
    YvetteParkerposted 11 years ago

    Creation of the world (the earth and the sky and all that God has made) is evidence of God.

  9. Game Flex profile image59
    Game Flexposted 11 years ago

    Just look around at the world, everything is evidence.

    1. profile image0
      whowasposted 11 years agoin reply to this

      There is a kind of worm (Cochliomyia hominivorax) that eats into living flesh, including many children every year, causing untold suffering. If god created that worm, then why did it do that?

  10. Vegas Elias profile image60
    Vegas Eliasposted 11 years ago

    The very fact that you are asking this question and I am answering it suffices me as as evidence of God.

    People who ask for evidence of God are fools according to me because none of us either ask for proof from our mother that a particular man is our father. Moreover after all the scientific evidence, all the astronomical truths it is not difficult to deduce that God does exist.

    For me my own existence and my knowledge of God suffices as evidence of God's evidence.

  11. Amethystraven profile image70
    Amethystravenposted 11 years ago

    This planet and everything on it, as well as the whole Universe is enough for me to believe. Although it can all be scientifically proven, that doesn't mean an energy beyond human comprehension did not have anything to do with the creation of it.

  12. jbosh1972 profile image92
    jbosh1972posted 11 years ago

    Well for one having a prayer answered after a deep, sincere and personal prayer session with God.  Second would be the way God sends people of all walks to guide you along through life's struggles.  The key to seeing any devine miracle is faith.

  13. profile image0
    whowasposted 11 years ago

    I would believe in a god if it miraculously healed, with evidence beyond reasonable doubt, an amputee.

    Seems strange to me that all the little kids and babies born deformed, limbless or losing limbs as the result of accidents have always had all their prayers completely ignored. If there was a god of some description you'd have thought that it might have used its superpowers to help at least one of these innocents, suffering not because of human evil but because of the inherent laws of nature that the divinity supposedly invented.

    There is a kind of worm (Cochliomyia hominivorax) that eats into living flesh, including many children every year, causing untold suffering. If god created that worm, then why did it do that? If god didn't, then who did? Maybe it just evolved that way in the struggle for survival.

    Why won't any of the gods (yahweh,zeus,jesus,krishna,allah etc) heal amputees? And why have they created a world with suffering, disease and natural disaster built in long before the arrival of humans?

    Gods don't make sense in the 21st century. Forget about it.

  14. Nadz Castro profile image58
    Nadz Castroposted 11 years ago

    The amazing universe, the bright moon, sun and stars that light up our sky every night, the lovable creatures and animals, the wonderful world that we live in and the ability to forgive, love other people and the goodness everyone of us has are sufficient enough for me to believe in God.

    1. breathe2travel profile image73
      breathe2travelposted 11 years agoin reply to this

      Reminds me of the lyrics from "What A Wonderful World" by Louis Armstrong ...

  15. aspiretoinspire profile image59
    aspiretoinspireposted 11 years ago

    A concept that relies on faith alone, which cannot be tested by the scientific method, will never be proven.

  16. ultimate kenneth profile image61
    ultimate kennethposted 11 years ago

    Simple. Just look around. The animals, trees, oceans, and sky. As I thinking how this made, I was convinced there in the existence of GOD. Yes, there is a creator. Imagine, all creatures are have there uniqueness and differences. Its only shows that there is a hidden brain and knowledge behind these all things. Its unbelievably but amazingly the truth. There is GOD, yes, Jehovah God.

  17. wisdom25 profile image60
    wisdom25posted 11 years ago

    The earth creation and your testimony and your lifestyle is evidence enough.

  18. Pandapocalypse profile image71
    Pandapocalypseposted 11 years ago

    I would say it is impossible to find evidence of God for three reasons.
    1. Evidence is defined as something that, "makes plain or clear."  In a search for God no so called evidence can do this because there are too many ways of looking at it.  For example, some people look at the world and it's creatures and see the hand of a higher power.  Others see naturally occurring ecosystems and natural processes.  The "evidence" is too ambiguous to fit the definition.

    2. Looking for evidence of faith is inherently fruitless. If religion could be proven it would not be called faith.  Those who look for proof of God, are looking for something that fundamentally cannot exist.

    3. Last but not least, people have a tendency to view new information through the lens of their existing bias.  That is to say that a religious person will always see things as proof of God, while a non-religious person will not.  When a person says the either found or lost religion I think it's more a case of long supressed beliefs finally being realized more than an actual conversion.

 
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