- Question
Does God exist?
For much of time people have questioned the existence of God. This question understands God as ‘Supreme Being and Creator of the Universe’, not a specific God (Christian, Islamic, Jewish, or other), and explores the various positions and arguments for and against the existence.
Yes, God exists
This position holds that God exists—that there is at least one deity. It draws on classic arguments: the cosmological case for a first cause, the ontological argument, intelligent design, the testimony of religious experience, and morality's grounding in religion.
We can't know whether God exists
This position takes the agnostic view that we cannot know whether God exists. It argues that certainty about a deity is beyond human reach — that the question lies past the limits of what we can prove, and that the divine, if it exists, is something we cannot fully comprehend.
No, God does not exist
The existence of God can be disproved. Be it due to the existence of evil, the lack of sufficient empirical evidence, or the inconsistencies present in religions that worship some form of this God, God does not exist.