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is GOD really exist?

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Friends i had ine question..... Is really god does exist..... If so then how he look...... If so then what is his identity...... If so then y we call him with different names...... If so then where he is..... If god is everywhere then y people try to find him in temples....churches ..... n masjid...... Y? .....can anyone .......
#2
EpIcInCoGnItO: God does exist. The most subtle explanation is the feeling in our hearts to distinguish between right and wrong. To hate evil.
Not satisfied.......
#8
outlaw: There's no evidence that a god or gods exist. But it's impossible to claim otherwise with absolute certainty. So it's a "maybe".
Ok then....u think that there is no god ir something like that....?
#9
outlaw: There's no evidence that a god or gods exist. But it's impossible to claim otherwise with absolute certainty. So it's a "maybe".
Ok then....u think that there is no god ir something like that....?
#12
Maybe you have read about the God particle smiley
outlaw: There's no evidence that a god or gods exist. But it's impossible to claim otherwise with absolute certainty. So it's a "maybe".
#20
smiley But I have till date never read any theory which check mates the other theory. Indeed you will find Science being mild on this.
outlaw: Higgs Boson has nothing to do with god. The name comes from a book written about the particle several years BEFORE its discovery. The author wanted to call the book "The Goddamn Particle", but his publisher thought the word "goddamn" was too offensive. It was supposed to be a humorous phrase meant to show the scientist community's frustration at their inability to find the elusive particle, as in "Why can't we find this goddamn particle?". The particle actual removed the last piece of mystery from particle physics, thus making it less susceptible to hijacking by theists who used to love to hide god somewhere in the structure of subatomic particles while repeating their favorite line "See! science can't explain everything! Checkmate, atheists."

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