6 reasons why god exist...

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David. My main question would be this:

If everyone wants "proof" that evolution is where we came from and all that, I'd like to see "proof" that God is where we came from. People cite instances in the Bible that can show us this proof, but it can also be explained away as people seeing what they want to see when reading. Just as others say they same about evolution.

I personally don't like having "faith" in something I can't see or hear. I have questions that no one, I mean no one, can answer. Main one being, why should I suffer for my whole life while others seem to not. I know my suffering will "lead me to a better place," but why suffer while I wait? I don't know.

And David, know I'm not arguing or trying to disprove or anything your posts or beliefs as I still have some sort of belief in the above, so please don't take it that way. Later, QD.

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David. My main question would be this:

If everyone wants "proof" that evolution is where we came from and all that, I'd like to see "proof" that God is where we came from. People cite instances in the Bible that can show us this proof, but it can also be explained away as people seeing what they want to see when reading. Just as others say they same about evolution.

I personally don't like having "faith" in something I can't see or hear. I have questions that no one, I mean no one, can answer. Main one being, why should I suffer for my whole life while others seem to not. I know my suffering will "lead me to a better place," but why suffer while I wait? I don't know.

And David, know I'm not arguing or trying to disprove or anything your posts or beliefs as I still have some sort of belief in the above, so please don't take it that way. Later, QD.

If you believe in God or evolution, it doesn't matter. Either takes faith. The only difference is that evolution can be disproven rather easily - but that does not mean that you cannot believe it on faith, which is completely fine.

And your posts are always fine. This is just a discussion, and will probably not change how people believe - but they should know why they believe what they do, and be able to make a reasonable arguement for it.

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I personally don't like having "faith" in something I can't see or hear. I have questions that no one, I mean no one, can answer. Main one being, why should I suffer for my whole life while others seem to not. I know my suffering will "lead me to a better place," but why suffer while I wait? I don't know.

I don't know if you're an avid reader, but I'm going to recommend a book by Philip Yancey. It might help to shed some light. I rarely recommend books of this nature.