Are you ready to meet God?

Prove it

@DavidBianchet2 You're alive and your body has it's own unique DNA that seperates you from everyone else, you have built in survival instincts and mechanisms. You are aware of your own existence and can think critically about the purpose of your existence. Our bodies need water to function and we can eat plants and animals. We live on a planet that is made up of mostly those things. Nature has built in systems that sustain life on our planet.
There are more historical sources that prove this existence of Jesus than there are that prove the existence of Genghis Khan. Yet no one can show you any kind of remains. There are several hundred eyewitnesses that saw Jesus alive after he had been crucified. By that same standard, if several hundred witnesses saw you commit a crime, you would be going to prison. Also the apostles continued to preach the teachings of Jesus around the world and all died in very horrific ways. People don't just die for a lie.
In a world where bad things happen to people everyday, people still choose to treat others with kindness and have faith despite things that happen to them. Then there are some things you can feel, but you can't necessarily explain.
Prove to me that this is all happened by some happy accident.

@MrSmooTh Okay. But, how many people are witnessing this interaction?

@DavidBianchet2 You're going to have to be a little more specific on that I'm not quite sure what you mean.

@MrSmooTh If the number of viewers is relevant to the strength of the being, How strong are we right now?

@DavidBianchet2 But the number of viewers isn't relevant to the strength of a being. You can exist and be powerful without anyone even knowing who you are. There is no direct correlation. God never forces anyone to believe in him.

@MrSmooTh you talked about there were more historical references to Jesus than Genghis Khan. I took that to mean the greater the number of viewers, the more likely it is to be true.

@DavidBianchet2 Well they are both true. There are just more sources for Jesus than there are for Genghis Khan, yet Genghis Khan is more widely studied/taught in academic settings. Why?

@MrSmooTh but, by answering, I'm agreeing to your terms. "...they are both true"
I don't agree that Genghis Khan is for real, dude.