Christians, what is your VERY BEST arguments for the existence of God?

[theVOID]

My very best argument would be to point to certain instances in my life, my friend's lives, and my loved one's lives which, whether or not the person who experienced the was aware of them, could not logically be explained away as mere coincidence and whose only logical conclusion could be a guiding being at work.

Give us a specific example please. A lot of mysteries in life have been given credit to a god(s) until science debunked it.

Of course, no problem.

These will not be scientific problems, I can assure you of that. It is a matter of experience and of understanding. Therefore, I have no doubt I will be rebuttled.

A friend of mine was at his friend's house, spending time and having fun there. As the night wore on, he felt uneasy, and decided to leave. His friend's father asked if he needed a ride, but he politely declined. He chose to walk instead, and was on his way home when he wondered if I was around and willing to hang out. When he turned the corner toward my home, however, there were police cars up and down the street, so instead he walked on.

A little later he got the idea to call his cousin and see if HE wanted to hang out. His cousin declined and said he was sick, and that was the end of it. My friend walked on and eventually passed his a relative of his house. He thought about going in, but decided against it. Just as he was about to leave, however, someone he recognized but did not expect pulled into the driveway. Wondering what was going on, he went inside and discovered that a crisis within his family had occured.(for his own personal reasons I will omit the crisis itself.)

The point of that being that, had he accepted a ride home, had he gone to my house, had his cousin hung out with him, had he walked just a little bit faster or a little bit slower, he would not have been there during a time of need for his family.

Yet on that night, he was in fact there, and he is a strong enough willed person to have a prescence which is very reassuring, so his family certainly benefited from that.

I have more if you wish, but that's freshest on my mind and works best as an example.

That is extraordinarily mundane! You call that proof of divine intervention?

Remember, coincidental chains like these happen to horribly twisted fuckers all the time too, evil sons of bitches have extraordinary chains of good luck every once in a while too mate, so how do you explain that? Did god help the serial killer get away through a complex series of what seem like coincidences or were they genuinely just coincidences and only your little story was special?

Once you put it all in context it is quite obviously just probability. If there are 5 different decisions you must make to get to a particular place at a particular time then you have a given probability of getting all 5 choices correct, 1/32, that means that 1 of of 32 people that have 5 decisions to make will make the right decision by chance alone.