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Debate Score:69
Arguments:46
Total Votes:77
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believing in science, does god really exists?

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Side Score: 31
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2 points

this debate is gonna end up going nowhere, all i can say, is rely on your intuition and your feeling to find god, thats why he gave us spiritual tools

Side: yes
3 points

I'm an atheist, so...

Side: yes
2 points

I highly suggest you read the language of god, its a fascinating book.

Side: yes

Uh, ya, tons of scientists believe in god, they just dont want to admit it so that their personal beliefs dont get in the way of their work. Its human nature to search for god, and saying that we have no evidence of god is irrational, god is supernatural, not natural, so our natural means will never be able to detect him. You want proof of god? Transcedental meditation, sure there might not be a "creator" god, and god could just be the conciousness of the energy in the universe, who knows? But its easy to tell if god exists, just listen to your heart, i know that doesnt say much in the face of science, but god gave us intuition for a reason, use it, search your feelings, you know it to be true. P.S.: Did you know that atheism is the most illogical belief system? God is the ONLY answer for how the big bang came into existence, science can explain what happened but they cant explain how. I would advise you, (and the rest of humanity seeing as how everyones losing their faith) to research meditation. EDIT And "believing in science" is stupid, what are you gonna believe? theres no faith in science, only hard answers. Science CAN NOT explain the supernatural, until we evolve as a species and open our conciousness, everything thats "illogical" to us right now in our current state of mind will become logical when we can comprehend it. Have faith.

Side: yes
Cynical(1948) Disputed
4 points

And... You just contradicted yourself.

You say in the beginning of that posts: Mosts scientists believe in God.

Later on, you said: Science can not explain the supernatural.

God is considered a supernatural being, thus it would be illogical for a scientist to belief something that can not be explained by their work.

Side: no
spiritualsou(43) Disputed
2 points

just because you cant explain something doesnt mean you cant believe in it.... albert einstein believed in god so ya

Side: yes
1 point

This just a re-post of another agruement.

Lets start with this. To assert that something is true is to say that something is definite, unchanging, or completely self-consistant. So, to ask the question is there a universal truth is really asking is there something in the universe that is true. To answer this question we must not accept any bias whether it is religious or none religious. So i our assumtion is that anything is possible but then if anything is possible we also assume the possiblity that nothing is possible. Ultimately this statement cannot be true because if anything is possible that would mean it is possible for something and nothing to be possible at the same time which clearly contradict the whole idea in its' self. The answer is that only somethings are possible because nothing cannot exist no matter how you try to make sense of the idea its' just simply impossible. So there you have the final answer to your question. Only something can exist and nothing cannot that is a universal truth. So if something exist what is that something "universal energy", "god", etc. I have my own philosophy about this but i rather keep it to myself at the moment.

I challenge you athesist to explain to me how nothing can exist.

Side: yes
1 point

I have to say that I believe in science and God. I do not believe the two have to be mutually exclusive. Even if you said evolution vs. God. Again I believe they can both exist together.

Side: yes
5 points

While there's no real way to determine whether God exists or not, it is highly improbable. Scientists can really only work on that which has some noticeable aspect of existence.

The odds against something as complex as life existing are astronomical, yet it does, we can see it and take observations of it.

It would follow from the same logic that a God/Prime mover would be far more statistically improbable, being far more complex than life.

Until we can make some observation that hints at God's existence we can't use the scientific method to make any hypothesis in to a valid theory, therefore it will remain as such.

With this in mind I can say from my own view point that I don't believe that a God exists as I have no reason to (don't tell JakeJ I said that, he doesn't like it), but would change this view to skeptical when presented with some evidence .

I'd also like to ask why one wouldn't believe in science?

Side: no
2 points

I agree with u dude n i believe in Science not in God as there is no signs of the existence of God till now. I believe in what i can see n not in what all disgusting things are there in stories n all.

Side: no
mrsci999(41) Disputed
2 points

You know what sad about this agruement if science and religion would come together to find a plausible explaination instead of tell a bunch stupid stories and theories people wouldn't have to decise who they want to listen. TODAY IS YOUR LUCKLY DAY! That because i have pausible explain for gods existant and would include science(from quatum to macrophysics) as the explantion. There just one problem. Alot christians are going to get MAD because my theory would say that jesus isn't and that christianity is really just a bunch of Bull@#$%!!!

But i'm not writing my theory until someone responds.

Side: yes
1 point

Okay. Let's hear your little theory.

Side: yes
ricedaragh(2494) Disputed
1 point

You know what sad about this agruement if science and religion would come together to find a plausible explaination instead of tell a bunch stupid stories and theories people wouldn't have to decise who they want to listen.

Why would a self-respecting scientist use non measurable ideas to support a theory?

What is wrong with a scientific theory? They have explained a great deal of what we see and even what we don't, religion has no place in science until anything measurable can be observed.

As a scientist myself, if I was told that in developing any ideas, I had to consult religious authority I'd give up science.

people wouldn't have to decise who they want to listen.

It's unfortunate for anyone that has to decide what they want to believe, if the presented facts dispute old knowledge then that's just tough shit.

TODAY IS YOUR LUCKLY DAY

Yahoooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, let's celebrate

That because i have pausible explain for gods existant and would include science(from quatum to macrophysics) as the explantion.

Bring it on.

Alot christians are going to get MAD because my theory would say that jesus isn't and that christianity is really just a bunch of Bull@#$%!!!

Ahh didums.

But i'm not writing my theory until someone responds.

What's the point of this carry on.

By the way, unless you have some peer reviewed and verified experimental data, and some concrete evidence you can't call what you have a theory, it will be a hypothesis.

Side: no
1 point

I agree with u dude. There is no signs of the existence of God till now, so i don't believe in God. Rather, i believe in Science. I believe in what i can see but not in those disgusting stories.

Side: no
Stunomatic(7) Disputed
1 point

I agree with you in many of the points you make, however in asking for evidence, at least for Christians, I believe the Bible counts

Side: yes
ricedaragh(2494) Disputed
1 point

That's nice.

Side: no
1 point

It only counts about the same amount as the Illiad counts for Greek mythology, right?

Side: no
2 points

I don't see how Scientists would support the idea of God, especially since there is no naturally occurring reason the think so..

Side: no
2 points

Because its human nature to search for god, and if its part of our nature, the urge is there for a reason, maybe god is just an ego defense, but i think its alot more to it than that, and alot of scientists dont like to admit they believe in god because they dont want to be ridiculed by their fellow peers.

Side: no
riahlize(1573) Disputed
1 point

Prove it. Your entire post is comprised of claims.

Side: no
1 point

do you think it is possible that a belief in God can also arise by humans being able to ask questions before they were able to answer them?

like where do asteroids come from, what causes earthquakes, disease, lightning, etc....

Side: yes
2 points

As stated before nobody can absolutely prove whether god exsists or not.

However, time was created from the 'big bang' as we know it, meaning that before this occurance there was absolutely nothing, including space matter and time itself.

This leads to the conclusion that if there was no time nor anything for that matter, then how possibly could there have been a creator in the first place?

Nevertheless it cant be proven so this debate will never be truly answered correctly.

Side: no
1 point

Ah, im so glad that you made that point. Believe me thinking like that will take you far.

Side: no

I do believe in god but science comes first. All the arguments are right about there being NO PROOF of god. Like any other religion, we have a god that we christians look up to and when we look at someone else's religion we think their god is a phony/fake and vice versa.

Side: no
1 point

Well for a start Science is a proven thing, thus there is no need to 'believe' in it! Science is the endevour to find out more, and religion simply gets in its way!

Side: no