God is real.

**thank you for the debate** also i'm sorry but my arguments will be very short seeing as i only have 24 hours to post and i spend about 18 away from home. and have very little time to my self -- It's non-pragmatic, nor logical, to believe that there is a superhuman living in the clouds that determines our fate ************************************************** Not true. Its your assumption that is foolish to believe in a super-natural being but do not explain why. Just because God as he is defined transcends our own comprehension does not negate his existence. I will assume you believe in the Big Bang Theory, that states that the universe and all matter in the universe was once contained in a single point. But does that make sense? how can the matter of all the universes be fit in a singular point? Can you prove that it was? Can YOU, personally show me the reasoning and evidence behind it? no, of course you can't. But we'all just take the words of our scientist and have faith that what the say is true. The same is for religion, we take the world of the people in charge that what they say is right. ************************************************** -- People who believe in God are afraid. They are afraid of life, afraid of the unknown, afraid of tomorrow and afraid of death. It is human's natural mentality to be afraid of death. ************************************************** Well your first make a generalization that religion is for the fearful, and that people who believe in religion are inherently fearful. this is obviously not true for every one and it cannot disprove God. ************************************************** -- If God existed, why would he let people fight over his existence? When people fight over religious "turf" or beliefs, they are practically saying, "My imaginary friend is better than your imaginary friend... now die." It is this fighting over which religion is the truth that leads me to my next point. -- How can somebody believe THE TRUTH when there are so many? There are hundreds of different religions spanning the globe. With each religion, there is at least one God. And do you know what each of these Gods are saying? They are saying that they are the one, only, true God. There is so much conflict as to which religion is right between these "Gods" that either they are really confused, or they don't exist. ************************************************** Just because we have the free will to chose how we want to believe in god, does not disprove his existence. I understand where you are coming from; if god existed would not his message be the same to all people. But well all have the free will to chose how we want to worship god and what god really means. Just because there is diversity in religion cannot disprove his existence ************************************************** -- Each society has their own God that protects whatever it is that they believe. In America: God protects equality and life. In places in the Middle East: God protects sexual dominance and monetary beliefs. And I can prove that places like America have decided for themselves how or what God is. Whenever we go to a Christian church, unless that church is an Afro-American Christian church, we see a white Jesus. But there's a problem: Jesus was born in Jerusalem, making him one of the original Hebrews. Here's where the problem is: the original Hebrews were brown, very brown. So obviously, either Jesus lost some melanin somewhere along the line or the American society decided what he looked like to appeal to greatest number. Again i must say so what? If we see God has our personal defender of peace and freedom, or one of social justice and morality, it all comes back to our own freewill to chose God for our own image. If we chose to move away from the will of God, it is sad but our choice. Freewill does not negate His existence ************************************************** -- Throughout history, we can look back at fascist or totalitarian government and see that people do not or are afraid to question authority. But why? Because they are either (a) afraid of punishment, may that be death, humiliation, or of the likes (b) have faith in the government. Pro-gov citizens in societies like that say to "not question" and "have faith" in the government. Who else says that? Scared Christians. Do not question God. Have faith in God. They are afraid of the hypothetical ("well if there was a God") consequences set forth by the Bible or other governing doctrine. I am against dictatorships because the rulers are too selfish. So, either God doesn't exist, or he is one stuck-up entity. ************************************************** Well, first off, I have never heard some one say have faith in the government, in fact if some one was to say that, I would be very much concerned. But i feel most of your argument are logically fallacies based on association and " because this is X1 same as X2 the reasons for both must be the same. Have faith in the government? An institution based on man as its key parts, or a supernatural being commonly believed to be benevolent. *** Again i must apologize for the brevity of my arguments***