Belief in God is more reasonable than disbelief.

First of all, the existence of an orderly universe points to a creator. The Bible says: “Of course, every house is constructed by someone, but the one who constructed all things is God.” (Hebrews 3:4). To many well-educated minds, this is a powerful logic.Secondly, we humans have a desire to understand the meaning of life, a hunger that can stay even after we have satisfied our physical needs. This is what the Bible calls our “spiritual need,” which includes the desire to know and worship God. (Matthew 5:3; Revelation 4:11). This spiritual need is not only gives evidence that God exists, but that he is a loving creator and wants us to satisfy this need (Matthew 4:4; 1 John 4:8).Thirdly, God reveals his power through the accuracy and detail of the predictions of important historical events in the Bible. Here is one example:[BEGINNING OF QUOTE] Some 200 years later—on the night of October 5/6, 539 B.C.E.—an army encamped near Babylon. Who was its commander? A Persian king named Cyrus. The stage was thus set for the fulfillment of an amazing prophecy. But would the army of Cyrus invade Babylon without a battle, as foretold? The Babylonians were holding a festival that night and felt secure behind their massive city walls. Meanwhile, Cyrus cleverly diverted the water of the river that flowed through the city. Soon the water was shallow enough for his men to cross the riverbed and approach the walls of the city. But how would Cyrus’ army get past Babylon’s walls? For some reason, on that night the doors to the city were carelessly left open!Regarding Babylon, it was foretold: “She will never be inhabited, nor will she be a place to reside in throughout all generations. No Arab will pitch his tent there, and no shepherds will rest their flocks there.” (Isaiah 13:20) This prophecy did more than predict a city’s fall. It showed that Babylon would be desolated permanently. You can see evidence of the fulfillment of these words. The uninhabited site of ancient Babylon—about 50 miles (80 km) south of Baghdad, Iraq—is proof that what Jehovah spoke through Isaiah has been fulfilled: “I will sweep her with the broom of annihilation.”—Isaiah 14:22, 23. [END OF QUOTE]Source: http://www.jw.org...I will not force anything on you, and I will not have useless debate. You now know why I believe in God and you can do more research and see for yourself there is no good reason to not believe in God. I know you've probably heard many false things about the Bible, but if you care about the truth you can do your own research. You may also have erronous ideas about God, but understand this: God IS love (1 John 4:8). As imperfect humans, we are not aware of all the facts. What we can be sure of is that God's decisions are never wrong: "So listen to me, you men of understanding. Far be it from God to do evil, from the Almighty to do wrong." (Job 34:10). Why question this with the many times Jehovah has proved these words to be true? If you want to learn the truth about your creator I recommend you first study how he has revealed himself to us in the Bible: http://www.jw.org...and then request a Bible study with Jehovah's Witnesses and learn the truth about our God who IS love (1 John 4:8): https://www.jw.org...This debate is over.