Some people are unsure whether God exists or not because there is no direct evidence
for him.
Another opinion People are unsure that God exists because they do not wish to accept the eyewitness testimony of those who have had dealings with them, despite the great amount of supporting evidence. In terms of inconsistency, many of these people have no trouble accepting the existence of many major ancient personages but doubt Jesus existence despite far greater weight of evidence. Opinion I for one is now not sure if there really is a god. How can a god allow children to go hungry? How can a good god allow children to die of hunger and diseases? How can a good god kill all his own creation sparing only Noah and his family. How can a good god commit genocide to all who has never heard of him? How can a good god assign sin to all mankind for the mere act of eating a certain fruit that he put in the garden himself? These are the kind of questions that prompted me to be unsure in the existence of god Opinion I would rather turn the question around: why are some people sure that a god exists? I have no idea, as there is no evidence to suggest that this is the case.
Answer Many see the existence of a god as unsubstantiated; the burden of proof is not on the skeptic to show absence, but on the believer to show presence. Because of the mere nature of any deity, it is also impossible to show such proof, and hence no rational belief is possible. This leads many to not believe.
Others follow the contradiction reached by the properties claimed about many deities reflected in their actions and commands. A good example is the JudaeoChristian god; how can a benevolent and omnipotent deity allow such harm to come to "His" chosen people?
Counterarguments such as "life is a test" are then themselves countered by the simple fact that a benevolent intelligence would not test, but instead apply their power to help; after all, how many tests must you pass before being admitted into a school or being given a degree? Inconsistencies and gaps in the logic abound in most religions, not just those two.
Yet further reasoning is that a believer has faith because they are "called" or "have their eyes opened" (or however it is described by a particular group). If one does not have their eyes opened, how are they supposed to believe? Thus, there is no point in attempting to believe if you are not called; if you are called then you would believe and the problem is dealt with. In effect, you cannot change something, so allow it to either change or not change as it will. "Can't win, don't try, wait for a consolation prize".
Scientific or imperical proof requires recreation of events by controlling certain factors, and since God cannot be controlled or predicted it is impossible to aquire proof which would suit these methods.
People who are unsure if God exists are known as agnostics.
Agnostics are people who are unsure about the existence of God. They neither believe nor disbelieve in the existence of a higher power.
Agnosticism is not considered to be a religion. Agnostics, by definition, are unsure about the existence of God (or any other diety for that matter), and therefore wouldn't worship him.
Agnostics do not believe anything about God. Agnostics do not believe in any type of religion.
Monotheism is the practice of believing in one god, polytheism in two or more gods. pantheism believing in gods in everything, atheism believing in no god.
Some of the people who do not believe in the Christian God or the Christian Bible include:AnimistsAtheists and agnostics (Agnostics accept the possibility that God may exist)BuddhistsDaoistsHindusJainsFollowers of ShintoZoroastriansMuslims believe in the same God as do Christians, but dispute the authority of the Bible, while accepting much of its content.
Agnostics are people who believe what they see. They say that there is no god till it is not proved.
beliveing god is just beliveing but beliving in god is better
Agnostic or atheist. Atheists state that there is no God, agnostics state that the existence of God cannot be known.
The term for believing in God but not actively worshiping Him is called "deism."
Veganism has no official stance on religion. Vegans can be theists, agnostics, or atheists.
You wouldn't reject God if you were believing in Him. If you were truly believing in Him, you wouldn't reject Him at all, if you did, you would go to Hell because you weren't actually believing in Him fully.