Do you believe in God? If so/if no, WHY?

[harris]

@krushuddel - He is the messiah but His people rejected Him. What a shame...but He's coming back..

Here we go again krushddel watch out lang lagi unta ta sa atong comment bah. I respect your opinion and please do respect our's too especially sa side sa among belief and religion...para walay gubot ba!

[harris]

they rejected him because at first people dont understand what he is doing...people dont understand what his teaching is...claiming to be the son of God when he is just the son of an ordinary carpenter and an ordinary woman! just like any other saints bai being isolated and punished and beheaded! but in the End the truth has come up and people knows it!

[harris]

sleep_not you want me to answer that in biblical way, simple "ALPHA AND OMEGA" - means "I AM THE FIRST AND THE LAST"

[sleep_not]

@munzter666 and sinyalan
unsa man jud inyong side nganong ni athiest mo, or you dont believe in our God. i read your posts,
intelligent questions but i want also intelligent answers dat made you an athiests.
we have our bible as our basis of our belief, inyoha, unsa mn inyong mga basehan pud.
I knw people quit believing God because ky ni rebelde cla sa teaching sa bible kay wla mn sad
matubag ilang mga pag ampo ug gisamotan pa gni, in short ANG ILA PRAYERS, OPPOSSITE SA OUTCOME
OR WORSE. or possible naa pa mo laing rason ngano, maybe it's history or unsa ba. wait for your post...

[crinkle]

i received this text message a couple of weeks ago:

I'd rather believe in God and die finding out there isn't one than not believe in Him and die finding that there is.

[akosabni]

^ heard this before ... but would god care if you believe him or not ... let me rephrase that ... would it matter to god if you believe him ... 'coz if it does matter, then he should do something about it

[crinkle]

i'd say He has these subtle efforts to make his presence known.

whoever your God is, it's up to you. but i think it's comforting to know there's a higher power up there.

[akosabni]

^ good for you ... but don't you think its more comforting if the higher power that you say is down here rather than up there

[diehard96]

@munzter666 and sinyalan
unsa man jud inyong side nganong ni athiest mo, or you dont believe in our God. i read your posts,
intelligent questions but i want also intelligent answers dat made you an athiests.
we have our bible as our basis of our belief, inyoha, unsa mn inyong mga basehan pud.
I knw people quit believing God because ky ni rebelde cla sa teaching sa bible kay wla mn sad
matubag ilang mga pag ampo ug gisamotan pa gni, in short ANG ILA PRAYERS, OPPOSSITE SA OUTCOME
OR WORSE. or possible naa pa mo laing rason ngano, maybe it's history or unsa ba. wait for your post...

too consequentialist. di baya tanan non-believers wa mo tuo tungod lang kay wa matuman ilang gipangayo. selfish ra kaayo na. naay mga non-believers nga wa mo tuo tungod kay wa silay nakitang rason para mo tuo.

simple rule in argumentation: the burden of proof is on the affirmative. kun dunay mo claim nga something (for example, god) nag exist, then naa niya ang burden of proof nga naa gyud na. kun mo fail sya pag prove, then y rason nga mo tuo nga naa.

ang mga non-believers don't need any basis for not believing. absence of evidence is enough not to accept any idea, or simply suspend judgment (like sa mga agnostics).

[diehard96]

i received this text message a couple of weeks ago:

I'd rather believe in God and die finding out there isn't one than not believe in Him and die finding that there is.

makahinumdum lang ko sa gitawag og Pascal's wager. it only makes sense sa mga sugarol og panghuna-huna.

I keep my mind open whether there is or there is not, rather than conclude without basis.