Why do people feel the need to start fights over this? I personally don't know nor do I care, but I'm not going around sayng one sides an idiot for believing or an idiot for not believing. Everyone has their beliefs, just leave it at that.

He exists. Will continue to exist. And I will exist with Him and His fellow people.

[b][i][u]YES GOD DOES EXIST[/u][/i][/b] this ends all debate no point arguing against the inevitable.

0% chance of the Christian God and any other deity that has ever been worshipped. Why? It is so facepalmingly obvious as to what all these religions are and how and why they came to be, but you refuse to see it, like you refuse to look at all religions as a whole and not bubble yourself in one. The reasons as to my certainty are endless, like the amount I could vainly quote and post showing links and whys to all religions man has created, and another endless list on the contradictions, impossibilities and blatant evil morality. I will not post my endless lists, just take this as a no.

Anyone who says yes is a blind fool. There is no proof for Gods existence. There is literally no reason to believe in a God, other than the fact that you're too weak to handle reality, and need religion to act as a "safety blanket" for you. Grow up, and stop believing in fairy tales, idiots.

Doesn't exist because there's so much bad things in this world. If your God is so [i]strong, loving, and caring[/i]. Why would he allow some really vile things to happen in this world. Not to mention the evil things most religions do or have done in the name of your "God."

I have a question. I am a Christian but I'm wondering if another Christian can tell me if agnostics can go to heaven

For both sides, Atheistic and Theistic: “Before you judge others or claim any absolute truth, consider that… … you can see less that 1% of the electromagnetic spectrum and hear less than 1% of the acoustic spectrum. As you read this, you are traveling at 220 kilometers per second across the galaxy. 90% of the cells in your body carry their own microbial DNA and are not “you”. The atoms in your body are 99.9999999999999999% empty space and none of them are the ones you were born with, but they all originated in the belly of a star. Human beings have 46 chromosomes, 2 less than the common potato. The existence of the rainbow depends on the conical photoreceptors in your eyes; to animals without cones, the rainbow does not exist. So you don’t just look at a rainbow, you create it. This is pretty amazing, especially considering that all the beautiful colours you see represent less than 1% of the electromagnetic spectrum.” Also, you live on one planet next to one star among a galaxy filled with upwards of 300,000,000,000 stars, in a universe with 300,000,000,000 galaxies, each galaxy in turn filled with hundreds of millions to hundreds of billions of stars. You share fifty percent of your DNA with a banana. You are more closely related to chimpanzees than mice are to rats. You are directly related to every single living organism on this planet. You are, in fact, related to every non-living entity as well (including the device you’re using to read this) because all of our elements were forged together inside the hearts of dying stars. Everything you see in the universe has evolved from a point of infinite mass and density, to quark-gluon plasma, to hydrogen atoms, to complex elements, to you! But all of that stuff we can interact with only makes up 5% of the matter in the universe. The rest is dark matter and dark energy, which we can’t see, hear, touch, smell, or taste. You wouldn’t be here today if you didn’t have an unbroken lineage of survival tracing back to the beginning of life on this planet. That means not a single one of your direct ancestors, stretching back over three thousand million years, has ever died before successfully reproducing—this occurring on a planet where over 99% of all species that have existed are currently extinct. Survival is the exception, extinction the rule. Yet here you are. You are also constantly replacing the cells in your body, so much so that in 7-10 years not a single cell in your body will be the same as today. You are, down to every last atom, a different person than you were when you were born. Yet your brain still manages to be ‘you’, day after day, year after year. All the solid material around you is not only 99.9999999999999999% empty space on the quantum level, it’s also in a constant state of dynamic agitation. All of your atoms are dancing, jiggling waves and particles, existing not as individual entities, but only as probabilities. Put enough of them together, though, and we get the world as we know it. ^ not mine whatsoever Also, evolution is NOT a theory but fact. Edit: my bad, evolution is both a theory and fact. Like gravity is both a theory and fact.

Even if we do have a creator, where did he come from? This question renders the concept obsolete. I think the concept of god exists because humanity has become intelligent enough to ask profound questions, but not intelligent enough to answer those questions. So we create our own answers. Any version of god I've ever heard of is so obviously human that I see no reason to dispute it. God is and always will be just out of reach because it changes to match our current understanding of the universe. We once thought disease and weather were god, now we can explain them. What god is capable of dwindles with every new thing we learn for ourselves. When you bring morality into the concept, it ultimately falls apart. When bad things happen, god either caused them, chooses not to do anything about them, or is unable to do anything about them. What other options are there? You can say it's all part of his/the plan, but are you ok with thousands of children starving to death each year being a part of that plan? I'm not. This makes god malevolent, indifferent, or not all powerful. If eithet of the two former are true, he is not worthy of worship. If the latter is true, why call him god? Here's what most people do with the concept of god. When something good happens they say he answered their prayers. When the opposite of what they want happens or when something bad happens he now works in mysterious ways. They say he's all powerful and everything is his will, but then they pray to have things happen in their favor. So they want to change his supposed will for their benefit. I don't have beliefs. I entertain ideas. And if an idea doesn't stand up to the scrutiny of logic and reason when critical thinking is applied, I dismiss it. The concept of god does not.

I'm not going to use his name because it might arise some controversy. There are many people who don't believe in G-d because they had something happen to them or a family member that is too terrible to explain, like the Holocaust, many jews lost their faith in G-d during this horrific event because they never thought this could happen under G-d's reign.