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Do you think there is a God? and got a better answer
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I don't even know whether to answer the question or not. Well, since the category is philosophical, I'll try. There is a God. There are certain reasons for stating this: 1. Isn't doubting His existence proof that something already claims to exist? 2. Cosmological argument-everything has its own prime mover, if there is a world then it must have its own prime mover-evolution is not spoken of long ago, Darwin himself recognized it as untenable for a number of reasons-mutation, therefore there must be someone who creates something, this someone is God, and it is he, because God cannot be called someone who has his own reason. 3. The theological or teleological argument-order and useful arrangement according to the principle of the system need a reason that can be reasonable. The universe is characterized by order and useful consistency; therefore, the universe has an intelligent and free first cause. The laws of nature could not have happened by themselves, so a reasonable Lawgiver is implied. In other words, there must be one who established all this order and oversees it, since this is beyond the power of man, therefore it is God. 4. The ontological argument-all people have an intuitive idea of God and therefore try to find evidence of His existence. This argument shows us what God must be if He exists. If the first three proved the existence of a personal cause and effector, this argument proves that this being is inscrutable and perfect. 5. The moral argument-moral and moral being could not have come from an immoral and immoral being. man could not have been created by a toad, something reasonable could not come from an unreasonable being. Man has a sense of duty, conscience, morality, his own moral law, so there must be someone who has a concept of this, again it is God, who is no less than human beings and no less moral. 6. The coherence-postulate argument, which best explains the interrelated facts, is probably true. Since the above facts do not contradict one another, but rather complement one another, one conclusion follows, probably all of the above is true. GOD IS!
I don't even know whether to answer the question or not. Well, since the category is philosophical, I'll try. There is a God. There are certain reasons for stating this: 1. Isn't doubting His existence proof that something already claims to exist? 2. Cosmological argument-everything has its own prime mover, if there is a world then it must have its own prime mover-evolution is not spoken of long ago, Darwin himself recognized it as untenable for a number of reasons-mutation, therefore there must be someone who creates something, this someone is God, and it is he, because God cannot be called someone who has his own reason. 3. The theological or teleological argument-order and useful arrangement according to the principle of the system need a reason that can be reasonable. The universe is characterized by order and useful consistency; therefore, the universe has an intelligent and free first cause. The laws of nature could not have happened by themselves, so a reasonable Lawgiver is implied. In other words, there must be one who established all this order and oversees it, since this is beyond the power of man, therefore it is God. 4. The ontological argument-all people have an intuitive idea of God and therefore try to find evidence of His existence. This argument shows us what God must be if He exists. If the first three proved the existence of a personal cause and effector, this argument proves that this being is inscrutable and perfect. 5. The moral argument-moral and moral being could not have come from an immoral and immoral being. man could not have been created by a toad, something reasonable could not come from an unreasonable being. Man has a sense of duty, conscience, morality, his own moral law, so there must be someone who has a concept of this, again it is God, who is no less than human beings and no less moral. 6. The coherence-postulate argument, which best explains the interrelated facts, is probably true. Since the above facts do not contradict one another, but rather complement one another, one conclusion follows, probably all of the above is true. GOD IS!
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I hear in my heart - He is
I hear in my heart - He is
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is, you'll see
is, you'll see
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Millions of planets move with millimeter precision. Do you think no one is behind this?
Millions of planets move with millimeter precision. Do you think no one is behind this?
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I don't think anyone doubts that anymore.
I don't think anyone doubts that anymore.
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Es! Yes! Don't you know it yet? There's always a God!
Es! Yes! Don't you know it yet? There's always a God!
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If there wasn't, he'd have to be invented.
If there wasn't, he'd have to be invented.
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Even if there is, why would I want something that doesn't interfere with anything and allows everything that happens in the world.
Even if there is, why would I want something that doesn't interfere with anything and allows everything that happens in the world.
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No! There wasn't!
No! There wasn't!
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no. it was invented by people to have something to worship. i worship science and my self. some people worship money. it's just easier to explain strange complex phenomena like the origin of the universe or life on earth with god. science can explain them, but it takes a lot of effort and time. it's much easier to say: god wanted it and created it. but this is an admission of weakness, a weakness of the mind.
no. it was invented by people to have something to worship. i worship science and my self. some people worship money. it's just easier to explain strange complex phenomena like the origin of the universe or life on earth with god. science can explain them, but it takes a lot of effort and time. it's much easier to say: god wanted it and created it. but this is an admission of weakness, a weakness of the mind.
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dlia kazdogo est svoi Bog v kotorogo chelovek verit
dlia kazdogo est svoi Bog v kotorogo chelovek verit
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There's a guy. Looking at you right now waiting for you.
There's a guy. Looking at you right now waiting for you.
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