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Debate Score:114
Arguments:169
Total Votes:116
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Is there anyway God can exist?

Do you think God can exist somehow?

Yes

Side Score: 53
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No

Side Score: 61
2 points

Yes.

Side: Yes
2 points

God is either impossible or necessary. God is not logically impossible; God is possible. Therefore, God exists.

Side: Yes
Stryker(849) Disputed
1 point

Ruazenith is either impossible or necessary.

Ruazenith is not logically impossible.

Ruazenith is possible.

Therefore, Ruazenith exists.

Space Unicorns are responsible for creating within the bounds of space-time. Ruazenith is solely responsible for the creation of Earth, our solar system, and 1.3% of the rest of our universe. Other Space Unicorns did the rest. " " is responsible for creating space-time (" " is a transcendental pterodactyl).

Side: No
lolzors93(3225) Disputed
1 point

What are you talking about? Philosophers agree that God is either real or impossible. You are applying that which is contingent to that which is necessary.

Side: Yes
xBetzy(123) Disputed
1 point

You haven't used evidence. Logic doesn't count as evidence, logic counts as logic. I could make the same argument for anything as Stryker did down below. It is a horrible fallacy to assume god cannot exist under any circumstance, however statistical probability puts his chances of existence very very low.

Side: No
Troy8(2433) Disputed
1 point

however statistical probability puts his chances of existence very very low.

How would you come up with any kind of probability of his existence?

Side: Yes
1 point

I'm going to have to dispute the mathematical processes that yield a statistical probability (high, low, OR nil) regarding the existence/nonexistence of a God or Gods.

I don't believe there is sufficient information available, even just regarding the possible expected 'outcomes,' for any kind of legitimate probability calculation.

Side: Yes
lolzors93(3225) Disputed
1 point

Logic provides that if God is possible, then He is necessary. The only thing that can counter this argument is to say that God is logically impossible such as a married-bachelor.

Side: Yes
1 point

Just turn logic inside-out, flip reality upside-down and turn atheism back-to-front...

Oh wait... That was just a dream I had...

Oh yeah... God made me have it...

Wait... What made God?...

Oh yeah... God made God...

Totally dooooood...

Side: Yes
1 point

Of coarse, anything anyone makes up, so long as it isn't self contradictory, has the possibility, regardless of how infinitesimally small, of existing.

Side: Yes

God exists. I believe in God from the Christian religion way. Here is the scientific reason to believe he exists even though I dont believe in the big bang.

The universe had a begining undisputedly. There for it had a creator. Now you might ask "then what created God?" well, he allways was and allways will be, therefor he doesnt have a begining.

Side: Yes
xBetzy(123) Disputed
1 point

The universe had a begining undisputedly.

There is no proof that the universe had a beginning.

There for it had a creator

Logical fallacy. Just because something exists doesn't mean a supernatural space wizard willed it into existence.

Now you might ask "then what created God?" well, he allways was and allways will be, therefor he doesnt have a begining.

The same can be said for the universe, god is completely unnecessary.

Side: No
1 point

Well, it is a commonly accepted belief wether they are religious or atheist that the universe had a begining. For example, Morgan Freeman often talks about the big bang while My pastor talkes about the creation of the world by God. Before I start diging up proof, you should prove the universe never began and allways was.

Secondly, God by definition is the best explanation for the birth of the universe. What else could of created it? God is as of now the best argument for the birth of the universe. Now if you fail to provide good evidents the universe always was, then argue 'what else could have created the universe'.

Side: Yes
AveSatanas(4443) Disputed
1 point

That is called special pleading. "The universe absolutely NEEDED a creator. That was God. Well GOD didnt need a creator. Hes GOD" Thats idiotic.

Theres also no proof that the universe had a beginning. It very well may have always existed. And just because it may have had a beginning doesnt mean it had to have a creator will it into existence. The beginning cause may have very well been natural in and of itself.

And at the very end of the day even if i grant you that A god created the universe, its a massive non sequitur to say that it was YOUR god as opposed to an infinate amount of possible deities from history, now, and to be invented in the future.

Side: No
Stryker(849) Disputed
1 point

The universe had a beginning. Therefore it had a creator.

You almost got it right. Our universe had multiple creators working together, they are called "Onew". Onew enter existence when the dimensions of space are initially expanded, so our spacial dimensions along with existence are proof that Onew exist. There is an entity that has always and will always exist called "The Oer", who initially expands the spacial dimensions of a universe, while that is all we know him to do, the fact that we have spacial dimensions is proof it exists.

I would love to have you as a follower of our Onew, Ruazenith. Don't feel obligated, Ruazenith only wants those who want eternal life, if you are happy with one life feel free to turn away.

Side: No
1 point

That's a little bit confusing. Is this a religious belief, a theroy or both? Please explain, even though I am not going to ever change my religious belief.

Side: Yes
1 point

Yes. It's perfectly possible that a God exist.

I don't understand how people can say it's statistically unlikely that a God exist. First, define God. Second, provide arguments that this God doesn't exist.

By the way, evolution, though it is a popular theory is certainly not evidence against God. It's still very possible that what we percieve as "Evolution" really isn't, but has some intelligent direction to it, or that God used evolution and natural selection to create intelligent life.

What most people are arguing, whether they realize it or not, is that the Christian God specifically doesn't exist. But there are a lot of alternative Gods that may.

I think there is overwhelming evidence that God exist, and that there is a general bias to refute the legion of evidence because of its frightening implications, considering that the world is so imperfect, dangerous and chaotic.

For example, God might see man as man see insects: as interesting little creatures that deserve some respect, but shouldn't be treated all too seriously (hey, consider the fate of the dinosaurs). Interesting alternative possibilities also come up.

I do believe God exist, and I also see more evidence to suggest that God exist than the alternative, but I don't pretend to believe that God is necessarily a Saint, either. God is more like an organism with its own existential ambitious - and it can be deadly.

Side: Yes
2 points

“Isn't it enough to see that a garden is beautiful without having to believe that there are fairies at the bottom of it too?” Douglas Adams..... I think this is enough.......!!

And I Dont think god can exist. And even if he existed, he might have commited suicide by now after living in those clouds for so long..!!!

Side: No
lolzors93(3225) Disputed
1 point

The debate isn't whether God exists or not; the argument is whether God could exist.

You belong on <<<<-------- side.

Side: Yes
Cartman(18192) Disputed
1 point

And I Dont think god can exist.

Learn to read pal.

Side: No
1 point

I am starting to doubt the existance of God. The existance of evil is a major probelm with me, and God allows too many bad things to happen.

Side: No

Wheras that is a valid argument against God's existence, there are far better ones out there .

Side: No
Sitara(11080) Clarified
1 point

Please give me an example, thanks. .

Side: Yes
trumpet_guy(503) Clarified
1 point

True joy is being in the will of God. That is the whole point of many of the psalms. Through evil or good, that is true joy. Happiness is based on happenings. Joy is based on being in gods will. Don't make other peoples bad desicions make you doubt God.

Side: Yes
1 point

Very true. I will try to love Him better. .

Side: No
lolzors93(3225) Disputed
1 point

The problem with this argument is that you are already assuming that God is real based on saying that there is evil in the world. You aren't doubting the existence of God; you are doubting the goodness of God.

Side: Yes
1 point

This is true. I aint gonna lie. .

Side: Yes
1 point

Glad you're coming to your senses about the issue.

Side: No
Sitara(11080) Clarified
1 point

You hate me. Why are you pretending to care? .

Side: Yes
1 point

I personally I am trying not to offend any person by saying this: However it is not scientifically impossible for god to exist there is more evidence to say he doesn't exist but we do not yet have a enough evidence to claim proof that 'GOD' exists.

Side: No