Person 1: Do you believe in God? Why do you believe in God?
Person 2: Why shouldn't I believe in God?
Person 1: Did you ever hear from Him? Did you see Him?
Person 2: Did you see your grandfather?
Person 1: Nope. He passed away before I was born.
Person 2: Sorry to hear that? So, you never heard from him or saw him, right?
Person 1: Yes.
Person 2: Do you believe that he ever existed in this world?
Person 1: Yes, are you crazy? What kind of question is that?
Person 2: So, you never heard from him, and never saw him. But still you believe that he existed?
Person 1: Hmm, now I see where you are going.
Person 2:That's correct! That means human being can still believe in persons and things that he/she never experienced.
Person 1: This is different from God's belief I guess. My parents were born from my grandfather and grandmother. Of course they existed. This is tangible evidence. Where is your evidence?
Person 2: Good point. So, you are looking for evidence. You believe that your parents are the evidence for the grand parents?
Person 1: Yes. But where is your evidence for God?
Person 2: This world's existence is the evidence of God. If your parents needed the grand parents to be born, do you think the earth created itself alone? Of course not, the earth was created by someone, and I call Him God.
Person 1: Well, I do not buy that. I need more hard evidence? Like actual things from God.
Person 2: Like actual things from God? OK, I would say you yourself is an evidence from God.
Person 1: How is that?
Person 2: How old are you?
Person 1: 30 or 32 years.
Person 2: Can you remember when you started walking?
Person 1: Nope, but my mother does.
Person 2: Do you know when did you learn to speak?
Person 1: Nope, but my mother does. What's your point?
Person 2: You don't know when you started walking or speaking. Do you know when you were conceived in your mother womb?
Person 1: Nope, how am I supposed to know that?
Person 2: Exactly! You did not come to this world all by yourself. You are brought here with the help of your parents. Now, you also have been given some choices. So, your arrival to this world is the evidence that God has sent you to this world.
Person 1: Man, that is so lame!
Person 2: How is that lame? Which part is lame? You were looking for evidence. I have shown you the evidence. Refute it if you can!
Person 1: OK, see ya later.
Person 2: See you brother, peace!
Person 2: Why shouldn't I believe in God?
Person 1: Did you ever hear from Him? Did you see Him?
Person 2: Did you see your grandfather?
Person 1: Nope. He passed away before I was born.
Person 2: Sorry to hear that? So, you never heard from him or saw him, right?
Person 1: Yes.
Person 2: Do you believe that he ever existed in this world?
Person 1: Yes, are you crazy? What kind of question is that?
Person 2: So, you never heard from him, and never saw him. But still you believe that he existed?
Person 1: Hmm, now I see where you are going.
Person 2:That's correct! That means human being can still believe in persons and things that he/she never experienced.
Person 1: This is different from God's belief I guess. My parents were born from my grandfather and grandmother. Of course they existed. This is tangible evidence. Where is your evidence?
Person 2: Good point. So, you are looking for evidence. You believe that your parents are the evidence for the grand parents?
Person 1: Yes. But where is your evidence for God?
Person 2: This world's existence is the evidence of God. If your parents needed the grand parents to be born, do you think the earth created itself alone? Of course not, the earth was created by someone, and I call Him God.
Person 1: Well, I do not buy that. I need more hard evidence? Like actual things from God.
Person 2: Like actual things from God? OK, I would say you yourself is an evidence from God.
Person 1: How is that?
Person 2: How old are you?
Person 1: 30 or 32 years.
Person 2: Can you remember when you started walking?
Person 1: Nope, but my mother does.
Person 2: Do you know when did you learn to speak?
Person 1: Nope, but my mother does. What's your point?
Person 2: You don't know when you started walking or speaking. Do you know when you were conceived in your mother womb?
Person 1: Nope, how am I supposed to know that?
Person 2: Exactly! You did not come to this world all by yourself. You are brought here with the help of your parents. Now, you also have been given some choices. So, your arrival to this world is the evidence that God has sent you to this world.
Person 1: Man, that is so lame!
Person 2: How is that lame? Which part is lame? You were looking for evidence. I have shown you the evidence. Refute it if you can!
Person 1: OK, see ya later.
Person 2: See you brother, peace!
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