What is the proof that God exist?

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i wonder Is there any proof that God exist? i Believe in God and my faith seeking understanding so that i can be more closer to God

#2

There is evidence for design


The unraveling of the Human Genome Code was announced to the world as the discovery of the language of the Creator by then President, Bill Clinton. What scientists discovered was an extremely sophisticated genetic language necessary for even the simplest life forms to exist. To believe that this level of apparent design happened either randomly or by chance is a mathematical equation of probability with more zeros than I care to type (plus I don’t know what the word is for numbers which are thousands of trillions!).

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Read Peer Reviewed Scientific Articles supporting the case for design in the universe

The universe displays an amazingly complex level of interdependency which logically leads to the conclusion that it was designed that way. There are just too many coincidences of such “just rightness” for it too be a random haphazard coincidence. The earth is “just the right” distance from the Sun; it contains “just the right” mixture of chemicals and gases to sustain life; humans have “just the right” ability to breath these gases; the human body has “just the right” synergy of internal organs in order to function, and so on.

Its important to note that the Bible does not give a date for the commencement of creation of the universe, or the date for the creation of mankind. The universe may well be 13,700,000,000 years old, and mankind’s origins may well be as recent as 150,000 – 200,000 years ago. These numbers are in no way counter to the Biblical record, and extremely compatible with the evidence. (See, “Who Was Adam?” by Dr. Fazale Rana, and Dr Hugh Ross, RTB Press, 2015, p. 66-67)

#4

There is intrinsic morality which needs a point of reference


How do we know what “evil” is? How do we know what “good” is? These concepts demand either the existence of a standard to make such evaluations, or an understanding what these concepts mean. Each of us are born with an innate sense of morality. We each fundamentally know what is right and wrong. It is incredible to consider that no matter time, culture, geographic location, or people, the Moral Law has been universally acknowledged.

This tends to confirm that all of creation bears the finger-prints of a Creator who is fundamentally good and right. That is, we each share a knowledge of what is right and wrong not just because we are taught or conditioned to accept these values, but because we are born with them.

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The claims of Christ can be experienced


Jesus Christ made some seemingly outrageous claims about the benefits of following Him. He offered “rest” for the weary, “nourishment” for the hungry, “water” for the thirsty, “resurrection” for the dead, “direction” for aimless, “liberty” for the oppressed, “protection” for the vulnerable, “healing” for the hurting, and “salvation” for the lost.

I was 15 years of age when I accepted Christ. Never have I ever regretted it. It has been a journey for me that has seen me grow and change. I have felt the Lord guiding me. I can honestly say that I have heard Him speak to me (even though it hasn’t been audibly). He has answered my prayers so often that I now almost take it for granted that my prayers will be answered. He has given my life direction and purpose that I otherwise would never have had.

Today He extends to you the invitation to experience for yourself the claims which He has made.

The evidence for the existence of God is available. For honest enquirers there are honest answers. For those who acknowledge that there is at least reasonable evidence (even if not all 5 points of evidence are accepted) then they can no longer claim to be “atheist”. Like Professor Flew they can bravely embrace the title “theist” (God believer) without adopting any particular religious framework. Once this position can be reached then the next phase of the journey is to answer the question, “Is religion necessary or even helpful in discovering God?“

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Everything has a cause


It is illogical to suggest that something had no cause. This is where the theory of evolution becomes inadequate. It can not explain how anything began, let alone life. When we consider the evidence (that there are things which exist) it logically demands that either something or someone caused it. We can then rule out “something” as the solution since we would be returning to the original problem (what made the something?). This demands that there must be someone who has always existed (eternal) and is in themselves therefore uncreated. We don’t have to understand this in order for it to be so.

At this point some say we should not even try to understand these things because our minds just get in the way. But I suspect the opposite is the case. That is, it is perfectly legitimate to ponder these things and rather than our minds being too bigger an obstacle, our minds are actually too inadequate to comprehend them. Therefore, faith and thinking are not incompatible, its just that we have realize that they both require discipline and exercise.

#7

The Resurrection of Jesus Christ


Skeptics may dispute this historical claim that Jesus Christ rose again from the dead but they do so perilously. This is because there is enough evidence to validate it and it is the point at which all of the history of Christ and Christianity rests. This means that if anything of Christ and Christianity is true then the Physical Resurrection of Christ is also true. The opposite is also true. If Christ did not literally rise from the dead then none of his history or teachings have any credence.

But if the resurrection of Christ can be seen as a reasonable historic fact (based on over 500 eye-witnesses, the preparedness of all of those witnesses to defend their testimonies even at the point of losing their lives, the resultant baptism in the Holy Spirit and speaking in tongues- still available today) then this is perhaps the most overwhelming piece of proof for the existence of God.

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“Cosmological” comes from the Greek word cosmos means “world” “universe”. The cosmological argument is the argument from the beginning of the universe. If the universe had a beginning, then the universe had a cause.
In the form of an argument:
1st premise: everything had a beginning that had a cause.
2nd premise: the universe had a beginning through the evidence of SURGE.
The conclusion: the universe had a cause. The cause come from God.

#9

Of course there is proof that God exists.

Look at everything and anything that is created that man did not make: trees, grass, stars, mountains, deer, flies, people, chimpanzees, anything in creation. It is the ground we walk on, the air we breathe, the lungs we use to breathe with.

Did you make yourself? Did you make any of the rest? Did any person make these things? Who brings the rain for growth and the sun for warmth?

That is all from the hand of God Almighty.

God is about the easiest thing there is to prove.

#10

Think of heaven, earth, air, and where I am from. They are created by His love.

#11

Thought of another thing that might help. This comes from Ray Comfort who is the head of Living Waters ministries.

You see a building. Because it is there, you know there was a builder. It doesn’t have anything stamped on it saying who built it, but the proof there was a builder is that the building is there.

Same thing with all the universe and all on earth that man did not make. There is proof that there is a builder (the Creator) because it is there. Therefore, God exists.

#12

We have everything which is beautiful, and order, so we must have the designer.

#13

The proof of God‘s existence is in the human heart, and there is no excuse for denying it. Just like a person, his evidence as a human being grows on him and cannot be erased. Paul tells us about this clear evidence in Romans.The manifestation of what is created is seen in the visible external.Paul means that God himself is invisible, but all external things that man sees reveal the existence of God.To the sun, moon and stars, mountains, rivers, sea and land, small to the internal structure of biological microorganisms, its exquisite and appropriate, all amazing.In the face of these facts, it is difficult for Paul to find excuses for denying the existence of a creator.

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Have you read the Bible yet?

I ask, because I wanted to hear what GOD had to say about Himself.

Once I had read it, I knew. And knowing that, I was saved, and KNEW to my bone marrow “He’s real!”

Praying for you.

#16

His natural creations and the life He gives you everyday are the proofs of His Holy existence. No questions just the real thing

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