Thank you.
Sure, but theists assert that God's activity is ubiquitously evident.
You would think given that I have come half way on this and accepting that we can call god real that they could agree that god does not exist.
My neighbour, when I lived on the river and I may have said this before, said to me that he realised god was there by looking at a tree... "I mean how else could a tree grow like that"... I am sure those were his exact words.
I suggest that he provided evidence of his delusion and such is the case for so much of the evidence offered to show god does exist.
He seemed to invest in religion just like he invested in real estate with expectation a good return down the line.
He thought the prospect of living forever in heaven was worth the effort.
I remember him reading out to me something from the new testament about heaven.
They shall build their own houses, the animals will lie down together and other stuff...when he finished I said " well we have arrived that describes this place exactly", the river was a nice place to live and as close to heaven that I could imagine, but he was not impressed but polite enough to put his bible away.
So our list of evidence for the existence of god can start with trees.
Acts of god...natural disasters that insurance companies once, still?, used to side step a claim.
Perhaps others can add to the list.
As to the existence of god I really think the put up or shut up idea is the only acceptable approach.
If someone claims they can reverse baldness and grown hair on a bald head it would seem growing the hair would put to rest the calls of those who protest it can not be done.
Touch and feel, smell, vision the ability to hear sound let these determine gods existence ...let imagination allow him to be real.
Alex
