In my essay i will be trying to show you the different sides of the argument can we validate the claim that god exists as true.

In our everyday lives people are always talking, and therefor exchanging truth claims. When someone says to you , i had chicken curry for dinner lasts night, one would normally take this as being true. This is because we would not think that someone would lie, but also because we can validate it empirically, this is evidence which is based on our senses (touch, taste, sight, sound and smell). We could ask other members of the family, or we could look in the bin. Mostly all that is told to us we take as true

But if you are able to say that, that which you can empirically validate as true is true then the belief in god has to be based on something different.And therefor truth does not come from empirical senses Becuase we are unable to judge the truth in god’s existance empirically.Most people would say that this is true and your belief in god is largely based on faith and not empirically But then how would you be able to trust your senses for truth. Making everything harder to believe because you would not be able to tell its truth from your empirical senses.

But then there is the problem of circular arguments. When bringing evidence forward based on whether god exists or not, do we already assume that god exists therefor we have the evidence or do we have the evidence and then god exists? IF for example we use Religious experiences . These we believe to be caused by God. One had to already assume that God exists in order for him to act them therefor e one is saying that god exists before any evidence has been bought forward to prove this. This weakens the argument. But do any arguments exist which do not already have assumptions?

. It is taken as true until proven untrue. Whereas with God we are unable to empirically validate that he exists. We cannot see him, touch him, smel

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