Do you beleive in God? If so, why?

“Never met him”

Well, I was raised on the catolic religion, my parents teached me to pray, go to the church, and to believe and respect the almighty… and though there are so any confusing things on the bible (Adan and Eve, the first humans??? what about the Darwin`s evolution theory??) I thing this world, this mother natura haven`t been created by themselves… I believe in an almighty God who created all this world.

I don't beleive in god because my beleifs are based on evidence.

This community is shining example of why there is no god.

Yhea I do. “I loved Jesus's style ya know” And as for the whole Adam and Eve thing, I think its a metaphorical story at best, with the whole moral at the end thing going on.

http://youtube.com/watch?v=MeSSwKffj9o

I don't really beleive in God. All the stories in the bible seem kind of suspicious, and to my knowledge, the stories with Jesus were only recorded 50 years after the events, so the stories could of been stretched or changed.

People say God will protect you…I don't think I need to go into detail on how that really doesn't work, no matter how much you beleive it. But most religions seem to be “blind faith” anyway, meaning there is no real proof of the exsistance, yet we beleive it.

That's my veiw. I hope this topic doesn't turn into a bashing of beliefs.

I believe in something logical, something that we'll never truly understand as long we're in the world of the living.

And I believe this community is a good exemple of this logical element

I saw a documentary not so long ago, where they said that the Jesus story was a “copy/paste” from another culture. They said Rome had a difficulty in its moral values, it needed something to reunite its people in one single concept; Rome discovered this other culture (something near Egypt), its History, and decided that the “son, father, etc” were one entity, that is was Rome's History.

This culture have heard about it and came to Rome to say that their so called “History” was strangely similar to their own, that in fact it was an adaptation; Rome killed them and its entire nation; after that, all who didn't believe were killed, to keep Rome strong and prevent it from falling in anarchy. Archaeology discovered recently walls of hieroglyphs telling that this nation survived in exile; that's how they have learnt about what happened.

NewRecruit
I believe in something logical, something that we'll never truly understand as long we're in the world of the living.

What do you mean?

… Simply what I said