Which God are we talking about?

In order to discuss this, we need to know what is it that we are calling _od / or rather, who? Some live in polytheist communities, other monotheists and some do not believe in gods at all. The fundamental question still remains...if gods or God truly does exist, then it ought to be a matter of fact supported by some evidence and not just a belief.

Beliefs can be erroneous and are usually accompanied by emotional whims and subjective views with a narrow minded and often mis-guided approach. But facts are had to dispute when supported with evidence so long as the evidence can be deciphered by our common senses (and let us not get into the argument of what is fact or not)

But first, I cannot help but to humbly correct any person who came to this blog with a narrow minded approach and opinion thinking that he / she is correct and all of us are wrong. In deed, that is what believe does...it blindens a person from other very logical possibilities. They blinden ones course in life and make the existence of other people difficult.

Below are the facts we going to look at in our series and please bear with us...but since the understanding of what we are calling facts are limited to the understanding within our scientific and evolutionary discoveries, we will look at these facts from a very general level.

1) If the organisms on earth (forget the universe and galaxies) evolved by chance.
2) Is there a mystery in the life of a human being
3) What is the place (inevitably) of believe and faith in human existence if any.

Meanwhile, a good thought to ponder is...whether by chance or a higher being, things are quite intelligently arranged...don't you agree?

Is there a God? Really? Introduction (Part 1)

So, is there a God? What do you think....Seriously?

Do you think there is a God simply because of what you were taught when you were a little child...the ideals you have held on so dearly since you were a child....to date. Those ideals that at times let you down really hard.

Or do you think there is no God simply because it just does not make sense...or the fact that things ought to be better?

Whatever the case, I would like us in the next few series, to explore this question more seriously and perhaps a bit objectively. And whatever your opinion or inclination, am confident that in the other series of this blog, our minds might meet.