Gods Existence

Most people object to the existence of God at some point in his or her life. This can happen for a variety of reasons. For example, when their belief is not enough to convince them, he or she may already be in a certain stage of their life. Humans have natural instincts to ascertain the cause of unknown events. For some people the existence of God may help to get the answers they are looking for. Philosophers spend a lot of time to prove or refute the existence of God.

Philosophical theory believes that God exists (or must exist) and is independent of the teachings and revelations of a particular religion. Some philosophical experts convinced the existence of God through philosophical controversy others believed that they had religious beliefs that they could not need or be supported by rational arguments. Theological non-cognitiveism considers religious languages, in particular words like "god" (the capital), cognitively meaningless. It is cited as evidence that there is no such thing as "god", hence it is the basis of atheism. There are two main arguments: Kenilsson uses semantic verifiable theory to conclude that religious languages ​​are meaningless as it proves weak atheism because it can not be proved

Weak atheism does not promise the existence of gods and gods, and that Gods and gods should not exist. It is also known as negative atheism or implicit atheism. Due to the lack or lack of evidence that justifies the faith of God or God that defines atheism as a series of positions including unbelief, irrational beliefs, doubts, weak atheists usually give a broad definition of atheism or theology Deny. Every object in the atomic universe consists of elements that are very small and not destroyed. (This is the case of Western atomism, Buddhists also have perfect atomic theory including instantaneous or eternal atoms.