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Does everyone believe in God?
No, everyone does not believe in God. There are those that believe there is no God or gods, those that believe there is a possibility that God or gods may exist but haven't committed themselves to full on believing, and those that believe not only in one God, but many.
What a person called is doubtful in the existence of god?
The majority have two angles.Agnostic: Those who believe God does not exist but are open to proof.Atheist: Those who believe God does not exist
God is true or not?
A belief in god or gods is a matter of faith not physical proof. Those that believe do not require it, those that require it do not believe.
What does God say about Those who do not fear God?
God does does not resent those who do not fear him, nor does he resent those who do not believe in him. He cherishes all.
Warrior of God?
All those who believe and fallow him are Warriors of God.
What is the significance of the Bible verse for those who do not believe in God?
For those who do not believe in God, the significance of a Bible verse may lie in its cultural or literary value, historical context, or moral teachings. It can offer insights into the beliefs and values of a significant portion of the world's population, and may provide a deeper understanding of Western literature and history.
What is the name of those who don't believe in god?
Atheists.
What did the god do for life?
Created it according to those who believe.
If GOD goes on strike what would happen?
For those who doesn't believe - nothing. For those who believe - panic. for those who arnt sure - DECIDE!!!
What are facts about god?
God(s) is(are) real... ... only to those who choose to believe in religions.
Those who believe in religion should get their head examined.?
No. God is true and you better believe it.
Why is god deserving of your trust?
It would depend on which god and which person. Not all people believe in god or gods, and those that do believe will not necessarily accept other peoples god or gods.
