I do not believe there is total absence of physical proof of the existence of God.

I could go on and

Before there was matter there was only the Void, and from the void appeared God.  Soon thereafter

The guidelines for empirical evidence require information obtained by observation, experience or experiment.

Does it matter if God exists, or not?

What is matter anyway? Did it always exist, or was it created by

There are several arguments for the existence and non-existence of god; these comprise of the Ontological

The Universe exists, human consciousness exists and that's essentially what we (humanity) have. Should

God's existence lies in His creation. Who else can make the universe; create man and all living things?

Why do authors who set themselves to explaining, or proving, the existence of God invariably begin by

God's existence has been questioned since day one. Those who don't believe want proof that can be seen.

It all just happened. At least that's what we're told.  Something emerged from nothing,

It has been debated whether the existence of good and evil can prove the existence of God. Father Copleston

Here's a statement I saw over at www.philosophersnet.com:

"If, despite years of trying, no strong evidence

The age-old question, Does God exist?, has plagued man since his first infusion into this earth, linked

Proof of the absence of physical evidence including that of God our Creator are simply the same as that;

When Billy Graham was asked to prove the existence of God, he likened it unto the wind "I can't see

Explaining the existence of God should be a monumental task. However, it is easy to anyone who's ever

Realizing that what I am about to say will not be popular with many I have not set out to insist that

"There are also celestial bodies and bodies terrestrial: but the glory
Of the celestial is one, and the