Most people don't believe God exists because they can't see Him or audibly hear

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   snapcracklepopposted 7 years ago

   Most people don't believe God exists because they can't see Him or audibly hear Him
   
   What do you believe? Do you believe God exists even though you cannot see Him with our literal eyes? Some want to hear God speak to them. What do you think?

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   Abhaque Supanjangposted 7 years ago

   
   
   If the One that you mean is Allah Subhanahu wa Ta'aala, the God of all Muslims in this world no matter those ones who are still alive or have been dead....! Allah is not human. His Power is beyond all of the greatest power in this universe, no matter if one manage to combine the whole powers; they will never be able to beat His Power. He can see all of what he has made in this universe through His vision but we can not see him visually at this time.
           The existence of the technology at this time may lead us to the Super Power that Allah has. At this time, by placing a camera and a microphone at some or many places, we can control them from the distance. Allah can do beyond the technology. Allah knows what happen in every single creature that he has created in this universe. He know what happen with the sun, he knows what happen with the galaxies, he knows everything precisely.
           Wherever you go, wherever you are, Allah knows, and if He has determines you will die at a certain time, you will die at that time no matter you hide at a very secret place that no body knows it but you. It is not a hard thing for him to do the same thing at the same time at billion spots in this world......!

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   Stephen Meadowsposted 7 years ago

   My disbelief in a deity came about over time. I was raised evangelical and "believed" as most children do. It was when I was in my late teens and early 20's that I began to notice discrepancies in various theological canons. I won't go into details, but basically, I came to the conclusion that the only "evidence" of the existence of a higher power was a book that was proven wrong time and again. As I child, I was content to believe without evidence. As an adult, I "put away childish things" and based my beliefs on what made logical sense and could be proven (more importantly disproven, the key to any scientific theory).
   
   If I "saw" God or heard a booming voice, I would immediately assume that I was hallucinating or having a psychotic episode, because that is the most likely scenario.

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