Things that make you believe in a God

[Borg]

Setting aside "spiritual" things....is there one thing that stands out to you to logically tell you that there is a God?

To me...it is looking at the stars and planets, universe.

To see the images, beauty, the order, the immensity of space...blows me away, and just screams that there is a God that is the Master Creator.

So many things....a childs birth/life. Awestruck at the experience. Pretty neat stuff.

[pellegrino]

It's quite simple, tide goes in, tide goes out. Never a miscommunication. You can't explain that.

[Moliere]

It's quite simple, tide goes in, tide goes out. Never a miscommunication. You can't explain that.

Thanks Bill!

(literal LOL on that one)

[Moliere]

The existence of life. Evolution is a pretty cool thing, but life had to start somewhere.

[wuapinmon]

Cuando conocí a mi esposa.

[Sullyute]

Any picture from the hubble telescope. Absolutely leaves me speachless and believing...

[shoganai]

I generally hate science classes, but I've had some very poignant experiences when being forced to study the full depth of complexity and order in the physical elements.

[pellegrino]

Thanks Bill!

(literal LOL on that one)

I don't mean to crap on Borg's thread, but I couldn't resist it. The Colbert bit on it last week was hilarious.

To be serious, there are two things that move me to feel that God exists.

1: Nature, even the simple bird that sings outside my window, or occasionally seeing the fox that lives in the hedges behind my house.

2. Art. It may seem strange, but even the most profane abstract art reminds me that behind the work there is an artist with a soul.

[creekster]

Any picture from the hubble telescope. Absolutely leaves me speachless and believing...

The Eye of Mordor!

[tooblue]

Wild Gibbons.

[Jacob]

I generally hate science classes, but I've had some very poignant experiences when being forced to study the full depth of complexity and order in the physical elements.

Why does the complexity of science lead you to the seemingly much more simplistic conclusion that there is a God who did it?

[byu71]

The fact that if I believe and die and there is no God, I won't care, yet if I don't believe and there is a God, I am going to feel really bad that I didn't at least try for the terrestial Kingdom.

[Jarid in Cedar]

Why does the complexity of science lead you to the seemingly much more simplistic conclusion that there is a God who did it?

The argument would be that existence of God allows for the complexity without the randomness that the scientific theory allows.

[Uncle Ted]

Statistical probability...

“The statistical probability that organic structures and the most precisely harmonized reactions that typify living organisms would be generated by accident, is zero.” -Ilya Prigogine, chemist-physicist, recipient of two Nobel Prizes in chemistry

[old_gregg]

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