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User: is god real? edit
is god real?
Assistant: Questions about God’s existence don’t have a single agreed-upon answer — it depends on your worldview, evidence standar… edit
Questions about God’s existence don’t have a single agreed-upon answer — it depends on your worldview, evidence standards, and personal experience. Here are the main ways people approach it:
1. Theistic view (God is real) edit
Many religious traditions assert that God exists based on:
- Revelation (sacred texts, prophets)
- Personal experience (feelings of presence, miracles)
- Philosophical arguments like: - Cosmological (the universe needs a cause) - Teleological (the universe seems finely tuned) - Moral (objective morality implies a source)
2. Atheistic view (God is not real) edit
Atheists typically argue:
- There’s no empirical evidence for a deity
- Natural processes explain the universe without invoking a God
- The burden of proof lies on the claim being made
3. Agnostic view (we can’t know) edit
Agnostics say:
- The question may be unknowable
- Human perception and logic are limited
- There’s insufficient evidence to decide either way
4. Spiritual-but-not-religious view edit
Some believe in:
- A higher power but not a specific God
- A spiritual force, consciousness, or interconnectedness
Where do you lean? edit
I can also give deeper arguments for or against God depending on what angle interests you — philosophical, scientific, experiential, religious, or something else.
References edit
- ↑ "God's existence views". ChatGPT. Retrieved 2025-11-17.