What are the evidence for no god?

[BrianSoddingBoru4]

Huh? You found your way to what?

I didn't find my way to anything. I did not claim that. There have been documentaries made where people have found Noah's Ark and the Burning Bush that was not consumed by fire. Now the question is if humans have found those places if the Bible isn't true?

Not all documentaries are created equal. There is no evidence for a global flood and hence none for Noah's ark. There isn't a 'burning bush'. These things are Hebraic mythology, and no more subject to verification than Thor's magic goats or Amaterasu's necklace.

Boru

[I_am_not_mafia]

Of course not to mention the fact that if you covered the entire planet in water (where would the water come from and go to?) then this would kill off the plant life and ruin the soil so the animals that you did save would starve soon after the waters receded.

[Blondie]

I will. Not sure if you will like my answer or not considering your views which I respect, but I will ask you to please do the same. This is my first post as I am new here. You may think I am full of it though. I will do my best to explain. Defining God in a meaningful way to you may not be  so easy. I can answer you only if you are willing to listen and be open-minded. God has always existed. We do not understand this concept because we as humans have a beginning and an end. There is  also the Trinity which means there is God the Father, God the Son, and God the Holy Spirit. Our minds don't comprehend this concept either as we just exist in one state and not three. God is the beginning and the end. He is the only One who will never leave or forsake you. We also have an enemy out here, Satan, who comes to steal, kill, and destroy. Satan is the reason why bad things happen here on earth and he is the master of deception. God has created us in His Own Image. He sent Jesus to take the punishment of sin. Faith is believing in something though you can't see it nor can science explain it. God is a Being that you have to experience for yourself to know that He exists such as I did. When my mother was dying, He did not save her, but He did let me know that everything was going to be ok. I was afraid to go to sleep one night because of facing my own mortality after my mom died. I did cry for peace and ease of my broken heart. I still could not see God, but I knew that I was not alone. I felt Him wrap His arms around me and there was so much peace. I never felt it like that before. I can't even do it justice by attempting to describe it. Another time I was picked up of the street when I was a child about 12 years old. I kept crying out to God, "Please God no." This was before I had any education on what sex or rape was. This happened on my way to a Gospel Sing at a public place. I was let go by the complete stranger unharmed physically. I called my Sunday School teacher and she took me to the police station. The report was made, but nothing happened to the perverted man who picked me up. After that, I was abandoned by people and the police department. God was the only One who was there for me and delivered me from whatever that perverted man was going to do to me. It had to be God, just had to for me not to have been dead in the dumpster somewhere. My own mom didn't believe me and probably thought I was crazy. If you really want to know who God is, you have to experience Him, yourself. No one can really tell you who God is. I told you who God is to me. As far as why you should care, that is what you have to decide for yourself. The Bible says that He loved you that Jesus died for you and that He knew you even before the world was created. It is up to you whether or not you accept this and have the want to in order to know Him. Just because you believe something doesn't exist, does not mean that it doesn't.

Rob asked for a "meaningful" definition of god, what you have given us is a harrowing tale and a lot of vagueness, or the opposite of what was asked for .
Oh hello by the way but you need to try again. 
Just because you believe something exists dosen't mean it does.

It is not a harrowing tale or alot of vagueness. It is just as plain and simple either you accept God the Trinity and that the Bible is true or you don't. It is that simple. Other than the documentaries of people finding Noah's Ark or the Burning Bush, etc, there is no proof, but you can't prove that He doesn't exist either. That is where atheists or people of similar beliefs do not  understand the concept of faith. You all think since you can't see, touch, taste, feel, or hear,  therefore it doesn't exist. You can't see the nucleus, electron, proton, or neutron. Scientists just told you they were there and you believe that. But atheists choose not to believe in God, but that doesn't mean He doesn't exist. What proof besides only human logic and you can't physically see Him do you have that He doesn't exist?

[Homeless Nutter]

What are the evidence for no god?

What is the evidence for the lack of god, surely - you semi-illiterate doofus.

If there was a god - would he let people like you make complete fools of themselves in public, by hiding and leaving them high and dry, spewing unsubstantiated nonsense? No, I didn't think so either...

[Blondie]

I didn't find my way to anything. I did not claim that. There have been documentaries made where people have found Noah's Ark and the Burning Bush that was not consumed by fire. Now the question is if humans have found those places if the Bible isn't true?

Not all documentaries are created equal.  There is no evidence for a global flood and hence none for Noah's ark.  There isn't a 'burning bush'.  These things are Hebraic mythology, and no more subject to verification than Thor's magic goats or Amaterasu's necklace.

Boru

Point well taken. Since you say no evidence, then what is your personal opinion as to why the Arabs guard those places that some say these places are and will kill you if caught going to Mount Ararat? If there is no evidence of a global flood, then what happened to all the ice during the Ice Age that scientists say killed the dinosaurs?

[Alex K]

Lol Blondie, good one That is one powerful mix of confused non sequitur and ignorance.
Also, every atheist child knows that the dinosaurs died in the big bang.

[Homeless Nutter]

[...] If there is no evidence of a global flood, then what happened to all the ice during the Ice Age that scientists say killed the dinosaurs?

Easy. "No god" melted it away, in order to test our lack of faith.

[Blondie]

[...] If there is no evidence of a global flood, then what happened to all the ice during the Ice Age that scientists say killed the dinosaurs?

Easy. "No god" melted it away, in order to test our lack of faith.

Ok. I will take that. The melted water had to go somewhere. It just didn't vanish out of thin air and if the earth was covered with ice, the water had to cover the highest mountains unless I am wrong on my guess.

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Easy. "No god" melted it away, in order to test our lack of faith.

Ok. I will take that. The melted water had to go somewhere. It just didn't vanish out of thin air and if the earth was covered with ice, the water had to cover the highest mountains unless I am wrong on my guess.

*if the earth was completely covered with ice,

[Alex K]

Easy. "No god" melted it away, in order to test our lack of faith.

Ok. I will take that. The melted water had to go somewhere. It just didn't vanish out of thin air and if the earth was covered with ice, the water had to cover the highest mountains unless I am wrong on my guess.

Hmm, ice covering high mountains, and then going somewhere. What an unusual and rare scenario ^^

[Homeless Nutter]

Ok. I will take that. The melted water had to go somewhere. It just didn't vanish out of thin air and if the earth was covered with ice, the water had to cover the highest mountains unless I am wrong on my guess.

(bolding mine)

Ding ding ding ding ding! We have a winner!