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Rational intelligent thinking brings man to the God of nature.

There are three ways man comes to know God exists:
1. By reasoning
2. By reading the Bible (for Muslims, the Koran)
3. By meditation

I come to know God exists by num 1 i.e. reasoning, but it is the God of nature, that means that God created everything that man encounters in nature, and that by man's natural reason and intelligence.

What about you atheists? You should be able to come to the God of nature, because you have from nature the faculty of reason and of intelligence.

The explanation why you deny even the God of nature to exist, is because you are not natural but un-natural.
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yrger · 80-89, M
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You say: "Why do you believe that God created everything that man encounters in nature. If it's by reasoning, then show your reasoning."

Here is my reasoning:
1. Nature is the material-physical universe of which man is a part of.
2. Scientists tell us the material-physical universe has a beginning.
3. Everything with a beginning implicates a creator God to bring it to its beginning.
4. Therefore, God exists as the creator of the universe i.e. nature.



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Mithraia · 31-35, M
Why do you believe that God created everything that man encounters in nature. If it's by reasoning, then show your reasoning.
newjaninev2 · 56-60, F
@yrger [quote]Scientists tell us the material-physical universe has a beginning[/quote]

You are incorrect

[b]Science says no such thing.[/b]

I have explained this to you three times... yet you ignore the reality that science does not say the 'material-physical universe' (what other sort is there?) had a beginning

Do you commonly ignore reality?

Is that how you maintain your delusions?

Now that we see your second proposition to be invalid, then the third and the fourth also fail
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@yrger Nope sorry. No one knows how the universe began. You’re simply using the argument of,

“We can’t explain how the universe began, therefore it must be God.”

Remember that people once thought God created lightning because they couldn’t explain it.

God is a construct of faith and belief. Once a scientific explanation for the Big Bang is found, millions will dismiss it and simply say that it was God. Nothing will change their minds because they have that belief…