Can you prove that god does not..

Can those who do not believe in any god prove that he does not exist.

***Can those who do not believe in any god prove that he does not exist.***

No... they can't...

Just as those who DO believe in God, can't prove that he DOES exist.

***science is there to prove that God does not exist..***

Uhhh no... Science is a method for analyzing, understanding, and explaining things that ARE. Things that exist around us, how the world, and the rest of the cosmos work.

Just because many scientific findings, often debunk or just seem to contradict the traditional theistic explanations for various things; doesn't mean that science is 'trying' to disprove God's existence.

The scientific explanation of how the universe began, isn't any more/less believable or provable than the creationist explanation.

No... His existence can't be proven or unproven... This is why I'm agnostic

Nope

I don't believe in God...however, if science can prove he exists, I will change my belief.

I think there are several ways to prove something does not exist, and one of those ways is to prove it *cannot* exist. In your question, you need to define what god is, and then we can determine whether such a being could possibly exist.

science is there to prove that God does not exist..

when God come let us alll tell him. we were waiting on someone to prove you exist.

Nope.

It's a state of mind. Believing that God does not exist is a belief just like believing that he does exist. Who wrote the Bible anyways? Humans did.

No one can proove that he DOES or DOES NOT exist.. period.

Although that being said, if you are talking about the Christian God, and you look at the bible and all of the things that it says - there is plenty of proof against many things in the bible itself that talks about God.

Can those who believe that god exsists prove it? Nope! The way I look at it is that all religion is bulls***...I mean if you wanna have an imaginary friend in the sky named god that's fine, but I refuse to.
Believe in humans not in god!

I bet most of yall believe that the so.call spring water in the bottle is really spring water!

No. But in a scientific view the lack of evidence of something allows for its non existence until such fact based evidence is found. Since there is no real proof of God he doesn't exist. Kingofpop has a good point too. The fact that God of any kind can not exist is more proof that God doesn't exist. Your question
Can you prove God doesn't exist suggest that you would like a scientific answer but the problem is that in the scientific world the question isn't can you prove God doesn't exist cause the lack of evidence is already there the right question to ask is can you prove the existence of God. Prettyshy: science as a whole is not interested in proving or not proving God's existence. The fact that science has found evidence, in pursuit of other things, of the improbably of the existence of a God is not to say its the purpose of science.

What can be asserted without evidence, can also be dismissed without evidence.
Think about this one.

*** Can those who do not believe in any god prove that he does not exist.

Well, you need to define your god first. Wooden idol type gods certainly exist.

Zeus does, too.

Nope. I believe in the Flying Spaghetti Monster. Can you prove he doesn't exist? If not, why don't you believe in him?

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Why can't you prove or disprove god? there's no reason for a god to hide from us if it wants us to believe it exists. I myself can show that god is either nonexistent, an evil wackjob, or that there's no rational reason to believe in it.

The holy books say that god created the earth and heavens, which is just another word for the sky where the ancients thought gods lived. The ancients didn't know about outerspace.

You can accept that the universe just is as it makes sense, or believe that god for some odd reason made the universe that way.
There are many things about god creating the universe that don't make any sense, the evidence and logic points to the universe developing naturally.

The area of mythmaking, the origins of the universe, has only recently become a true science. I'm sure theories will develope further as new things are discovered.

I must agree. I don't understand why most people seem to think the existence of God cannot be disproven.

There is overwhelming evidence that the universe wasn't created. If the universe wasn't created, the concept of God goes away. A God that didn't created the universe, and is a part of it, isn't really God at all, just a more powerful life form. As the evidence piles up, we may in fact, reach a point where we can disprove the existence of God completely. People should answer no with a caveat. No, not now. Perhaps. But soon. And yes, the original poster does need to at least present his idea of what God is. I'm assuming he means all-powerful creator.

General relativity, the Big Bang, and the Wave Function all tell us that A) time doesn't exist outside the universe, but is rather a property of it, that B) the universe was, in fact, in a much different state than it used to be eons ago, and C) that this universe actually had a very high probability of coming into existence with the constants that it has now. Quantum mechanics, although not yet reconciled with relativity, at least tells us that at the smallest level, the universe operates randomly, and is based on uncertainty.

Empirically, all of this is valid. Scientists are working on a Theory of Everything and have been for several years. I think once we reach that point, the concept of God will be disproven completely, or at least, compared to the theory, God will have no proof.

***I don't understand why most people seem to think the existence of God cannot be disproven.***

It's very easy to understand... can YOU disprove God's existence? Or do you know anyone who can?

***There is overwhelming evidence that the universe wasn't created.***

Theists claim the same amount of 'overwhelming evidence' to the contrary.

It's very easy to understand... can YOU disprove God's existence? Or do you know anyone who can?

First you have to define what god is. That much I said in my response, as did a couple other people. Then we can answer this question with greater certainty.

Also, the statement that God's nonexistence cannot be proven, itself cannot be proven.

Theists claim the same amount of 'overwhelming evidence' to the contrary.

Irrelevant. You can claim anything you want, that doesn't make it valid, or true. Theists once claimed the earth was flat and that it was the center of the universe. Observation of the natural world demonstrated otherwise. The same pattern is happening with the universe, and its origins.