(855) 4-ESSAYS

Type a new keyword(s) and press Enter to search

Belief in the Exisitence of God

            One of the largest questions that has logically tormented mankind since the beginning is, the existence of God. Various philosophers have argued that there is or is not a God, as well as different types of gods. We mostly see belief in different types of gods in religions still praised upon to this day. It is extremely difficult to affirm if God can even exist because of the considerable lack or limited knowledge regarding "him". Mankind has been in existence for only so long, there are not many pieces of history left to study to fully make this determination. Only God himself could know what mankind could be missing to find the conclusive answer. Ways of thinking has changed progressively enough to allow us to clench more complicated ideas to make up for lost history, with high potential of coming up with the conclusion of whether or not God may exist. The believers of God, like myself, truly allow him into our lives as a safegate of someone always being there for us whether the situation is good or bad. It helps us bring a sense of closure in our complicated lives.
             From a scientific standpoint, God does not exist, scientists derived this conclusion from the Big Bang Theory. The Big Bang theory generalizes the universe from the idea that it has expanded from a hot and dense previous standing in history, and will continue to expand to this day. Believers of God commonly question this theory by asking what put it there? Just as time is an essence, it's nonexistent conscience could not decide one day to say, I will create a universe with magical particles out of nowhere build up until it is roaring hot followed with a bang that creates a sole planet that has the capacity to sustain life. Something, in this case someone, has to place it there. Just as time must have dawned at some point, everything in our lives as done the same up till this point. Everything on our planet is too perfect and complicated to not have been created by an intelligent being.


Essays Related to Belief in the Exisitence of God

1. Religious Belief Systems

From what I have read and understand, a religious belief system refers to a belief in, or the worship of god or gods or the service and worship of god or the supernatural. ... He is also the god of order and of fate. ... Without having to name every Greek god or goddess, these gods were linked to many pf the things that people of that time saw as part of a religious belief system. ... All religions have some type of god or gods that are at the center of the belief core, "Sacred Person.... Lastly, he was the god over the sky. ...

  • Word Count: 1667
  • Approx Pages: 7
  • Grade Level: High School

2. The Meaning of Creation in the Image of God

It seems that this scripture can be interpreted to the reader's belief or way of thinking. ... According to this belief, God has instilled in us personality, mind, rational thinking, creativity, free will, conscience, imagination and expression of emotion such as love, faith, kindness, forgiveness, compassion, gentleness, patience, humility and hope. ... Genesis 9:5 also confirms this belief by stating, I created humans to be like me Also, the promise of having everlasting life is another likeness to God. ... These are three different beliefs held by different groups of people on what...

  • Word Count: 816
  • Approx Pages: 3
  • Grade Level: High School

3. Belief in god

People begin to believe in God because its cool, and denying them their beliefs would be against the law. ... Atheism is the total non-belief in god, a belief that God does not even exist. ... And through without this belief at first, one would not come to understand. ... The main arguments against this theory are not necessarily against the belief of God, but the belief of an infinite series of events. ... However, I have my own beliefs in this matter. ...

  • Word Count: 1476
  • Approx Pages: 6
  • Grade Level: High School

4. Is Belief in God Rational

Is belief in God rational? ... What is belief? Everyone has a belief system, whether they're Christians or not. ... We search for a more adequate reason for belief than this. ... A soul is only necessary if you claim kinship and connection with a God, just as the belief in an immortal soul coincides mainly with religious faith. ...

  • Word Count: 1997
  • Approx Pages: 8
  • Grade Level: High School

5. The Importance of my value's

The primary objective in my life is to prioritize it in a way pleasing to God. My relationship with God is first and foremost. ... I am aware that this belief is contradictory to the concepts we are taught about having self-esteem. ... My belief however, is as we put away our selfish ambitions, our conceit, and our tendencies to be high-minded and self-absorbed, we will naturally have a greater concern for the interests and needs of others. ... The family in which God has given me has blessed me beyond measure. ...

  • Word Count: 874
  • Approx Pages: 3
  • Grade Level: High School

6. The views given of God in Genesis and Exodus

The stories of the Patriarchs offer many views of God and many of the stories are believed to be myths or legends, which leads to different views on the image of God that the stories give. ... There are also different names given for God, e.g. ... Exodus 3 shows how God can understand human frailty because it deals with Moses and his inability to speak in public, it shows God's compassion to human conditions; "But Moses said to God, "Who am I, that I should go to Pharaoh and bring the Israelites out of Egypt?" And God said, "I will be with you....." ... and Go...

  • Word Count: 564
  • Approx Pages: 2
  • Grade Level: High School

7. Norms Values And Beliefs

INTRODUCTION Norms, values and beliefs vary widely across cultures. ... In our Jamaican culture, we have a saying that, "belief kills and belief cures-. A belief is what we know to be true and is strongly adhered to. ... Belief incorporates a culture's values. Values, norms and belief play an integral role in shaping who we are. ...

  • Word Count: 1420
  • Approx Pages: 6
  • Grade Level: High School

Got a writing question? Ask our professional writer!
Submit My Question