A God Exist

Some sort of religion or faith exists in all civilizations and types of people all throughout history, so the best way to prove such an existence is through historical comparison. It is not significant that the Maya or Egyptians studied the stars; it is significant that every civilization did and, for the most part, came up with the same solution in isolation. The video above refers to a cycle (at about 12-13 mins in) that the Greeks, Indians, Babylonians, Egyptians, and many more civilizations discovered. Every civilization and group of people all have in common stories about creation and of better times. With no connection to each other, how it is possible that each of the civilizations came up with the same cycle and the same conclusions. Everyone thinks differently, if you and I were to answer a question, we would both have varied answers, yet everywhere around the world you can find people coming up with the same conclusion. How is this possible and how do you explain it? Just because some religions have different names for things, doesn't mean they are different. Existence of multiple religions does not dismiss it entirely, or the fact that multiple gods could exist. In Christianity, there is a Holy Trinity, Father, Son, and Holy Spirit; they all are referred to as God, existing in each other. If you look at all of the religions of the world, however, no matter their beliefs, they all have things in common. Zoroastrianism and almost every other monotheist faith, including Christianity, Judaism, and Islam, all have the same concept of a main, superior God. This is true in pagan religions as well, even in Greek mythology; Zeus was the chief of the gods. Another thing that everyone all around the world has in common is the idea of some sort of afterlife. In Egypt, mummification prepared the pharos for the afterlife; even the Neanderthal buried their dead, which demonstrates the belief in a life after death. Religions that involve reincarnation, such as Buddhism and Hinduism have an end, at which you are united with the Great Spirit, Amon. By escaping the cycle of reincarnation, you reach the afterlife. Most religions believe that once you have died, you will go through some sort of final judgment, and once the final trails or judgments are over, you will find your place of rest for all of eternity. The ancient Chinese belief of the veneration of ancestors is similar to praying to a dead family member or saint in the faiths of Christianity, Judaism, and Islam. The idea of a prophet or part of god that has come to earth is evident all around the world; in Buddhism, prince Siddhartha, in Christianity, Jesus, in Islam, Muhammad, along with many other prophets and "gods" of other religions. Some historians believe that remote cultures, such as the Maya and Eater Islanders, where visited my extraterrestrials, if this where for a fact true, then it would mean that they would be far more advanced than use, and possess technologies that we have not yet mastered, such as space travel. Another form of life superior to humans would fit the category of "god", and would spark curiosity of the people they have visited, and, in turn, the people whom they had visited would worship them, in order to understand them. Saying that something has been caused because of a god is not as farfetched from reality as Con seems to think. Even today, people have been noticed for doing inhuman, incredible things. If something that is beyond your control or understanding, happens, that does not mean that there is always a reason why it happened. Natural events happen all the time and we have not explanation for them because they have not logical explanation, and break every law of physics and science. Ancient civilization, such as the Maya, based their religion of the study of the stars, and we still do not have the slightest idea of how it occurred or came into existence. Con says that we have no evidence and therefore, should dismiss that possibility of its existence. Everything we know came from no prior knowledge, and we were able to prove it every time and research. Scientific evidence points to the universe expanding at the big bang, but we don't know what caused it and where everything came from, we do not even have enough scientific evidence to prove science. Just because Galileo said gravity exist, doesn't mean it's true. Everything we know is just a theory. The rest of Con's arguments are that God must be everything or nothing, which he fails to prove. "Like I said before, I'm not going to be taking this very seriously. I wish my opponent luck in his reply, but realistically all I care about is votes, so VOTE CON!" If you aren't going to be serious, then why bother, either be serious, or stop wasting everybody's time.