I believed in science. Completely, still do, but find the problem with most theists and atheists is that they take the darn books too literally.
As a spiritual guide, with metaphors and wisdoms, many of it can be good, and faith has shown to affect people.
For one, they are shown in some scientific
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Has to be.... right?
I believe in evolution and the big bang theory as well as multiple universes and multiple dimensions but I still believe there's a master mind behind all this
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Wiki
By Jake Hansen
instead of typing my beliefs i'll let ol' wiki explain it for ya: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Agnostic_theism
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Of course BUT...
...The portrayal god/s in the Bible, Torah, Koran, etc. is an insult to the actual being/s. I view god/s as part of nature just like anything else and where in nature does something happen only once? They don't demand worship from us any more than we demand worship from the individual cells of ourMore... -
God
By Betz Miszler
first of all God is capitalized it is not a lower caseing this is a liberal poll and liberalisum is a polite way of saying communisum I say forget liberalisum RON PAUL 2012
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there is not a god there is a God
By Rayme Swan
I serve God!! not god the question is quite questionable:)
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God does exist
All we need to do is ponder the design of every creature, the universe, the way the moon stays where it is. It is utterly absurd to imagine all this came about merely by chance. It takes more faith to believe in the non-existence of God than it does to accept His grand design.
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yes
By Nathan Scott
But very likely much different than what humans understand god to be, and believing in god has NOTHING to do with organized religion, that is a man-made god.
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God can be many things
God exists in the influence she has on people... if we believe in a higher force that leads us to behave differently than we might without our belief, then God is real for us.... which when you think about it, is true for all concepts that can't be touched. If they change our lives and our actions,More... -
Entirely probable - likely, even.
Time and matter are dependent upon each other. Without one, the other cannot exist. We can conclude, because of this, that matter has not always been present, for if matter has always been present, then so has time. The problem is this: if time is infinite, along with matter, then there have beenMore...
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Its 50/50
By Jesse Lowe
Nobody can prove god, but nobody can disprove him. I just prefer not to believe.
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Define 'God'
This questions is completely subjective based on each persons definition of God and is thus meaningless to anyone except that person.
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Outside of mythology, NO.
Many gods have "existed" throughout human thought, in the literary and mythological sense. For one monotheistic God to exist, we'd have to believe that only monotheistic religions are true-- that there is something inherently better in the belief system of Judeo-Christian thought that disproves theMore... -
God is Man made!
Man created it to contral man!, the ET's is where
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maybe
Need a "Maybe" button. However,not the insane mass killer of the bible who contradicts himself constantly.
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If there is a god, he has a lot of explaining to do
By Assaf Parag
In a world so full of injustice, suffering and misery for so many people that only sinned by the fact that they were born, I find it difficult to believe there is someone up there planning things for the good.
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Lack of proof
By Ben Rogers
The burden of proof is on the believer. A common mistake that theists make is that they believe both positions to be equally balanced (The belief of God vs the disbelief of God), however this is not the case. The neutral stance is a disbelief which is not to be mistaken for the active belief thatMore... -
People created God
All along history of humanity people were looking for a greater power, to provide them with hope and address their needs. And it was only natural to give in return their loved ones, gifts, words of praise, etc.. to satisfy him/her/them. Beliefs and religions went through evolution process, fromMore...
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