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What about the proof of god?

Asked by guru4god about 1 year ago, 11 answers.

What about the proof of god?
First, we need to agree on the meaning of the word god, and then my meaning. Most people have an idea of what a god is and I would like to start there and then include the largest of the general understanding. 1) living,...

real, present. 2) all powerful, and I do mean “all” 3) creator of everything. Now try to put yourself in that position. With that in mind I ask this q this way. If you are this god then what are the requirements placed on you, and who put them into place? To whom do you give accounting to? How many? How long? What if I (not being a god) do not agree with you?

Please no profan*ty.

Question closed

Answered by heyjay2 on Jun 29, 2008, 08:05AM
470 answers

well I suggest a little test,
jump off a cliff and see what happens ;]

1 person thought this was helpful

Answered by jaceb on Jun 29, 2008, 07:41AM
366 answers

Why would we need to agree on the meaning of the word god? Everyone has a different view. It doesn't matter what one person thinks a god is vs. what another person thinks a god is. There are so many different religions, almost all of which have different beliefs on what a god actually is. Please, let everyone have different beliefs on what a god is...

Answered by guru4god on Jun 29, 2008, 07:56AM
84 answers

um, I think that is what I said, kind of. I did not say anyone was wrong for their view point.

Answered by funadvice on Jun 29, 2008, 08:37AM
53985 answers

1) Living, real, present. 2) All powerful, and I do mean “ALL” 3) Creator of everything.

Now try to put yourself in that position.

I think that is the problem...too many put THEMSELVES in that position...

Answered by princessdadiesgal on Jun 29, 2008, 08:39AM
113 answers

god has helped me it just shows when ya pray ya get something back from him if I didnt believe in him id be dead and I thank him im not

Answered by funadvice on Jun 29, 2008, 08:46AM
53985 answers

Would you define God as all good, all evil, or both good and evil? That would determine a lot about the requirements of God.

Answered by toadaly on Jun 29, 2008, 09:16AM
4232 answers

Sorry, but that position has been closed. It was determined to be unnecessary and was outsourced to science.

Answered by silverwings on Jun 29, 2008, 11:20AM
1515 answers

Christians find their answers in the Bible.

Answered by lish54 on Jun 29, 2008, 12:55PM
848 answers

proof, of God, lets see you are alive, we have weather, theres trees, flowers, another words nature, theres the dew in the mornings...you get up everyday, you go to bed every night...um...do I need to say anymore???