Is Belief in God Rational? Let’s Examine the Evidence.
For much of my life, I accepted God’s existence without question. Faith provided comfort, certainty, and a framework for understanding the world. But as I began to critically examine my beliefs, I encountered an unsettling thought: What if I’ve been mistaken?
This question is not an attack on faith—it’s an invitation to investigate. If God exists, shouldn’t the evidence be undeniable? If He doesn’t, why do so many people believe?
The Problem with Faith as Evidence
Religious belief is often sustained by faith, but is faith a reliable path to truth? If faith can justify belief in any god—Jesus, Allah, Krishna, or Zeus—how do we determine which is correct? Can personal conviction alone serve as proof?
Where Science and Reason Fit In
Science demands testable claims and repeatable evidence, yet religious belief often relies on personal experience and ancient texts. If we used faith-based reasoning in medicine or law, would we trust the results?
An Invitation to Question
I don’t claim to have all the answers, but I do believe that questioning is the first step toward understanding. Here at The God Question, we explore topics like:
- Is there verifiable evidence for God?
- Why do people cling to faith despite contradictions?
- Can morality exist without religion?
- What psychological and cultural forces sustain belief?
This blog isn’t about rejecting faith outright—it’s about exploring the hard questions that many hesitate to ask.
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If you’ve ever doubted, wondered, or sought deeper clarity, you’re in the right place. Let’s examine the evidence, challenge assumptions, and search for truth—wherever it may lead.
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