I personally believe that god doesn't exist.
We reffer to him when we have a tough time when we can't find a solution to our problems. We need to believe that someone can help us.
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It is about who will we are going to trust in bad things will happened. we all know that God exists, it is what we are going to believe on and who will be trusting. We should all know who we will going to trust and who are going to believe on.
God exists only in your sick imagination. You're a grown man. How can you believe in fairy tales which can deny any student? I don't understand. Are you not interested to find out evidence of his existence? They are not. 
Stupid Big Bang religion.
Islam is a false religion, even though it, like every religion, has some elements of truth in it.
Interesting.I invite you to list what elements of truth the "Stupid" Big Bang religion has for us please.
P.S. Glad your finally waking up.
All the people who live on earth will think agnostik with our five sense organs. Only a part is aware, and some are not. Belief is a matter of nature, from nature, from science. There is nothing to do with matter, it is robbed, it can not be proved, it is perceived in the spirit.
It is about who will we are going to trust in bad things will happened. we all know that God exists, it is what we are going to believe on and who will be trusting. We should all know who we will going to trust and who are going to believe on.
Right. I pity the atheists. They have simply given up in their search for God. They border on deep despair. I really should pray for them more. At least they have found a sort-of peace in their despair.
Why Pity? As a self proclaimed religious person, I find it hard that you understand our mindset.
I am sure my mindset is different to other Atheists, so what makes you think we are missing anything.
We just refuse to believe in your beliefs.
Your pity is purely your attempt to place yourself in a higher stance to justify your own beliefs.
Your mindset sticks a whole lot of your common sense thinking on the shelf. That's part of the reason why you find it hard to believe I understand your mindset. If your thinking wasn't so much on the shelf, you would understand your own mindset, and would easily see that God exists.
It isn't that you refuse to believe in my beliefs that is important. You simply refuse to believe your own senses, and the laws of science. It's amazing you are even stable enough to communicate in this forum.
My statement of pity is a general pity. Since you intentionally refuse to look at scientific laws, and refuse to consider the wonders and depths of nature, the thing that is reality for you is a religion, and more like a cult. The general pity becomes a thing of disrespect, because there is nothing to respect in someone who ignores reality. If you looked into the scientific laws that I present, you would see God... as you would if you really considered that miraculous event that we call nature.
Rather than do those things, every time you you see or hear the word "God," you immediately jump into a religion mode regarding God, rather than look to see the proof and evidences. Get it through your head. When I am talking about the existence of God, I am not talking about one of the gods/Gods of any religion. I am talking about the existence of Something in nature and science that fits the definitions of God better than the definitions do.
The idea of a Big Bang causing the complexity of the universe should move Big Bang into the classification of God right there. Why? Because entropy says that things are wearing out and breaking down. This means that Whatever made life, intelligence, emotion, mind, and all sorts of other complexities, had these complexities stored up within itself so that It could make them in the first place. And because of thousands of years of entropy, the Whatever that made all this had all these things within itself way greater than what they exist around us now.
The whole Big Bang line of thinking shouts "GOD." Yet many of the scientists who agree with that line of thinking simply refuse to see the magnitude of the greatness of God. They have shut down a portion of their mind, intentionally, for who knows what reason.
The scientists who do not agree do so because the reasoning behind your "arguments" lacks method and the basic practice of evidence based principles...... being that it is trialed by others to see if correct.
Your argument is assumptions based on your own ideals. Assumptions do not make something right.
Now you are talking about scientists who believe the Big Bang to be true, when they KNOW that all there is behind it is theory. Stupid Big Bang religion.
Right. I pity the atheists. They have simply given up in their search for God. They border on deep despair. I really should pray for them more. At least they have found a sort-of peace in their despair.
Why Pity? As a self proclaimed religious person, I find it hard that you understand our mindset.
I am sure my mindset is different to other Atheists, so what makes you think we are missing anything.
We just refuse to believe in your beliefs.
Your pity is purely your attempt to place yourself in a higher stance to justify your own beliefs.
Your mindset sticks a whole lot of your common sense thinking on the shelf. That's part of the reason why you find it hard to believe I understand your mindset. If your thinking wasn't so much on the shelf, you would understand your own mindset, and would easily see that God exists.
It isn't that you refuse to believe in my beliefs that is important. You simply refuse to believe your own senses, and the laws of science. It's amazing you are even stable enough to communicate in this forum.
My statement of pity is a general pity. Since you intentionally refuse to look at scientific laws, and refuse to consider the wonders and depths of nature, the thing that is reality for you is a religion, and more like a cult. The general pity becomes a thing of disrespect, because there is nothing to respect in someone who ignores reality. If you looked into the scientific laws that I present, you would see God... as you would if you really considered that miraculous event that we call nature.
Rather than do those things, every time you you see or hear the word "God," you immediately jump into a religion mode regarding God, rather than look to see the proof and evidences. Get it through your head. When I am talking about the existence of God, I am not talking about one of the gods/Gods of any religion. I am talking about the existence of Something in nature and science that fits the definitions of God better than the definitions do.
The idea of a Big Bang causing the complexity of the universe should move Big Bang into the classification of God right there. Why? Because entropy says that things are wearing out and breaking down. This means that Whatever made life, intelligence, emotion, mind, and all sorts of other complexities, had these complexities stored up within itself so that It could make them in the first place. And because of thousands of years of entropy, the Whatever that made all this had all these things within itself way greater than what they exist around us now.
The whole Big Bang line of thinking shouts "GOD." Yet many of the scientists who agree with that line of thinking simply refuse to see the magnitude of the greatness of God. They have shut down a portion of their mind, intentionally, for who knows what reason.
The scientists who do not agree do so because the reasoning behind your "arguments" lacks method and the basic practice of evidence based principles...... being that it is trialed by others to see if correct.
Your argument is assumptions based on your own ideals. Assumptions do not make something right.
Right. I pity the atheists. They have simply given up in their search for God. They border on deep despair. I really should pray for them more. At least they have found a sort-of peace in their despair.
Why Pity? As a self proclaimed religious person, I find it hard that you understand our mindset.
I am sure my mindset is different to other Atheists, so what makes you think we are missing anything.
We just refuse to believe in your beliefs.
Your pity is purely your attempt to place yourself in a higher stance to justify your own beliefs.
Your mindset sticks a whole lot of your common sense thinking on the shelf. That's part of the reason why you find it hard to believe I understand your mindset. If your thinking wasn't so much on the shelf, you would understand your own mindset, and would easily see that God exists.
It isn't that you refuse to believe in my beliefs that is important. You simply refuse to believe your own senses, and the laws of science. It's amazing you are even stable enough to communicate in this forum.
My statement of pity is a general pity. Since you intentionally refuse to look at scientific laws, and refuse to consider the wonders and depths of nature, the thing that is reality for you is a religion, and more like a cult. The general pity becomes a thing of disrespect, because there is nothing to respect in someone who ignores reality. If you looked into the scientific laws that I present, you would see God... as you would if you really considered that miraculous event that we call nature.
Rather than do those things, every time you you see or hear the word "God," you immediately jump into a religion mode regarding God, rather than look to see the proof and evidences. Get it through your head. When I am talking about the existence of God, I am not talking about one of the gods/Gods of any religion. I am talking about the existence of Something in nature and science that fits the definitions of God better than the definitions do.
The idea of a Big Bang causing the complexity of the universe should move Big Bang into the classification of God right there. Why? Because entropy says that things are wearing out and breaking down. This means that Whatever made life, intelligence, emotion, mind, and all sorts of other complexities, had these complexities stored up within itself so that It could make them in the first place. And because of thousands of years of entropy, the Whatever that made all this had all these things within itself way greater than what they exist around us now.
The whole Big Bang line of thinking shouts "GOD." Yet many of the scientists who agree with that line of thinking simply refuse to see the magnitude of the greatness of God. They have shut down a portion of their mind, intentionally, for who knows what reason.
Who create God? Why there is always a confusion, misunderstanding and debates on the topic of God? Why do people want God? Isn't we are the one to make everything possible? We don't have to give our faith and hope to God. Isn't it ? Why God exists in all people mind? 
In as much as I won't question and even respect what you believe I also believe that people are entitled to believe in whatever they deem fit and even sometimes decides not to believe anything at all. Its their decision that is even being guaranteed by the constitutions of most countries.
To those who believe in God and knowing your question also know that its OK not to have all the answers as some of the answers to those questions will and can only be answered by Him and no one else.
And that will happen when we get to see Him on the last day. God exist to me because I have the consciousness within me that someone is watching over me.
Right. I pity the atheists. They have simply given up in their search for God. They border on deep despair. I really should pray for them more. At least they have found a sort-of peace in their despair.
Why Pity? As a self proclaimed religious person, I find it hard that you understand our mindset.
I am sure my mindset is different to other Atheists, so what makes you think we are missing anything.
We just refuse to believe in your beliefs.
Your pity is purely your attempt to place yourself in a higher stance to justify your own beliefs.
Purity that demands exclusion is not real purity.
Right. I pity the atheists. They have simply given up in their search for God. They border on deep despair. I really should pray for them more. At least they have found a sort-of peace in their despair.
Why Pity? As a self proclaimed religious person, I find it hard that you understand our mindset.
I am sure my mindset is different to other Atheists, so what makes you think we are missing anything.
We just refuse to believe in your beliefs.
Your pity is purely your attempt to place yourself in a higher stance to justify your own beliefs.
The terrible truth only a few seem to recognize: each one of us are terribly alone in the unfathomable unimaginable freezingly cold massively empty expanse (we call the universe), all deluding themselves with craptalk all the time, creating imaginary fairy fantasies - and then suddenly you die, with absolutely nothing left of you, only remembered by friends (maybe) and family for a tiny little while, till they die too, one by one, till even your puny memory will be gone forever. This is the most pressing reason "God" was created, to keep the delusion going so people don't freak out and society descend into chaos. Uphold untrue fabrications as supreme unquestionable reality to avoid the real cold hard actual reality.
He will be existing in our mind forever. He is our creator,redeemer,healer,provider and savior. In short He is our everything. We are nothing without be, knowing him is the best feeling in this world, you will feel the love from Him, He will not leave your side, because for me He is a father, my savior. The only person that will never ever leave you.
This is pretty much inevitable. Men are bound to believe in a higher power. Not just so he can have an excuse for the questions he can not answer. But also, a longing deep inside that can only be satisfied by a feeling one can only associate with the guided feeling, watched upon, guided over longing.
Right. I pity the atheists. They have simply given up in their search for God. They border on deep despair. I really should pray for them more. At least they have found a sort-of peace in their despair.
He will be existing in our mind forever. He is our creator,redeemer,healer,provider and savior. In short He is our everything. We are nothing without be, knowing him is the best feeling in this world, you will feel the love from Him, He will not leave your side, because for me He is a father, my savior. The only person that will never ever leave you.
This is pretty much inevitable. Men are bound to believe in a higher power. Not just so he can have an excuse for the questions he can not answer. But also, a longing deep inside that can only be satisfied by a feeling one can only associate with the guided feeling, watched upon, guided over longing.
He will be existing in our mind forever. He is our creator,redeemer,healer,provider and savior. In short He is our everything. We are nothing without be, knowing him is the best feeling in this world, you will feel the love from Him, He will not leave your side, because for me He is a father, my savior. The only person that will never ever leave you.
The devil tricked many people into not believing that God or the devil exist.
Even the atheists show they believe in God,
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I feel that god is everything - the reality, the particles -atom, protons, neutrons, quarks, leptons etc. etc...
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I feel that god is everything - the reality, the particles -atom, protons, neutrons, quarks, leptons etc. etc...
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We have loads of evidence of things propagating themselves. But we don't have evidence of anything creating itself.
Everything comes from somewhere outside of itself. So, everything can't be God.
God was created by Man as a way of controlling the masses.
No different than telling children they must be good to get a present from Santa Claus.
Only difference, most children grow up and realize that Santa does not exist.
God created man. The devil tricked many people into not believing that God or the devil exist. We have as many religions in the world as we do, because the devil's trickery isn't good enough. Even the atheists show they believe in God, by setting themselves up as gods, attempting to overrule the natural knowledge of God they have in their hearts.
God is what we are going to believe in, God should be our own path. What God says, you should believe on that. For me, I trust God, what he says should be believe in, it is not about what we are going to believe in, but you must put God first before anyone else
Once I was giving a (semi-)TED lecture about this topic.
I gave it the title "Games of Throne", and talked about the struggles and conflicts between the government or the rulerships and the priests or the religion leaders.
The main source I had was "Tractatus Theologico-Politicus" (Theologico-Political Treatise) by Baruch Spinoza.
The conclusion of this lecture was "...Man created God in his own image" (Ludwig Feuerbach)
I gave it the title "Games of Throne", and talked about the struggles and conflicts between the government or the rulerships and the priests or the religion leaders.
The main source I had was "Tractatus Theologico-Politicus" (Theologico-Political Treatise) by Baruch Spinoza.
The conclusion of this lecture was "...Man created God in his own image" (Ludwig Feuerbach)
Interesting story, do you have this lecture online?
It will be interesting to read it.
I don't agree with your conclusion that man created God.
God is creator of all universe.
So, if you say that man created creator of universe, it means that man created all universe to.
It's not logic conclusion.
Science is not yet perfect and still many things can't explain, including our own mind.
Once I was giving a (semi-)TED lecture about this topic.
I gave it the title "Games of Throne", and talked about the struggles and conflicts between the government or the rulerships and the priests or the religion leaders.
The main source I had was "Tractatus Theologico-Politicus" (Theologico-Political Treatise) by Baruch Spinoza.
The conclusion of this lecture was "...Man created God in his own image" (Ludwig Feuerbach)
I gave it the title "Games of Throne", and talked about the struggles and conflicts between the government or the rulerships and the priests or the religion leaders.
The main source I had was "Tractatus Theologico-Politicus" (Theologico-Political Treatise) by Baruch Spinoza.
The conclusion of this lecture was "...Man created God in his own image" (Ludwig Feuerbach)
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