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Evidence for God

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New Cat's Eye
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Message 134 of 213 (482561)
09-17-2008 1:00 AM 		Reply to: Message 133 by Open MInd
09-17-2008 12:51 AM

Re: Not a Real Skeptic
The evidence is the Torah and the existence of the Jewish people.
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It and they could easily all be wrong.
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Another piece of evidence is the existence of a conscious and free will.
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Consciousness and free will do not suggest god's existence all on their own.
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The existence of anything proves that there was a creator as well.
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If everything proves that god exists then nothing proves that god exists in the same regard.
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I'm happy taking god's existence on faith. What's your problem? Why the need to "prove" it?
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09-17-2008 2:26 AM 		Reply to: Message 135 by Granny Magda
09-17-2008 1:16 AM

Re: Actually Getting Back On-Topic
The existence of anything proves that there was a creator as well.
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That has to be one of the most shameless examples of a bare un-evidenced assertion that I've ever seen. Simply asserting it won't make it true you know.
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I find it comical that people need to "prove" the creator.
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What ever happened to having faith?
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