Does God Exist?
(Essay question)
In this essay I will argue for and against God backing up my ideas to form a logical argument on both sides. I will use different points to back-up my ideas.
In my judgment, yes, God does exist. God is beyond space, he is possibly a form of light, or could perhaps be a spirit that is supreme. He created us humans for us to worship Him and use him as our roll model.
The definition of the word “God” basically explains Him in full detail. God is the creator and ruler of the universe, in Christian, Muslim and Jewish teachings. He is a superhuman, being worshipped, as having power over nature, and all human affairs. He is also greatly benevolent.
Some people may ask the question: “Why does god leave us to suffer if he is compassionate?” well, there are several possibilities as to why God lets us suffer, one of the greater possibilities, is that God has put us in this Universe, to see whether we can avoid, and battle off evil, in this case the Devil. The best way of putting it, is that God actually put us here as a test, to see whether we will obey him, or not. However poor or rich you are, you should never fail to remember that God put you in that position to see if you would be content with what you have been given, or basically just want more. The teleological argument is a good example for this. A watch is found on a heath, we cannot plainly say, that it evolved from the ground, surely somebody must have made it and a form of life could possibly have dropped it there. The point that I am trying to make is that everything was created, and everything was created for a purpose. Furthermore, is that, God is our creator meaning that everything was created besides Him. There has to be a creator, since we humans are not “just here” there must be a reason for our presence in this Universe. We cannot just live and die, and not be judged for our deeds. Man cannot bear to think about a deed not being rewarded or punished. Examples of which are Mans justice system and awards given to lifetime achievers. To argue against “evolution-believers”, a test on Lemarck’s Theory (that animals evolve features according to how much they utilize them) has been comprehensively disproved by experiments on mice that had their tails cut off for generation following generation still grew tails just as long even though their forefathers made no subsequent use of them.
