Arguments for the Existence of God?

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@Ghouri

Fascinating - thanks for posting. However, I did not find a single argument convincing. I don’t think we can rationalize God or logically deduce the existence of God. I suspect one has to experience God.

This. But, of course, this makes it completely pointless to preach god to others because they won’t believe deep down until they truly experience it for themselves.

@Captain_FT

here is a proof of existence of Allah;

life is the absence of death and death is the absence of life, but we cannot touch or see both of them.

similarly, light is the absence of darkness and darkness is the absence of light and we cannot touch them

but we do beleive in all of these things.

similarly, when Allah told the mankind in Quran about his existence then why r we so confused on that?

I honestly hope you don’t really consider that proof, otherwise your circuitous and logically fallacious understanding of ‘proof’ is shocking. We can measure light and its absence, the same way we can determine if something lives or not. What similar experiment can we enact to prove god’s existence? Nothing. We can’t.

I have a link to a great video. The guy doing it presents himself as a Christian, but he doesn’t believe in god — we call his method of biting wit and observation ‘satire’. Although he presents arguments against the Christian god, the same points apply to ANY divinity, including allah. In a universe where we can’t demonstrate god’s existence, how can we differentiate between a universe in which god exists and one in which god doesn’t exist?

god only SEEMS non–existent!