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One cannot prove God's existence to another - this is up to the knowledge, beliefs, and opinions of the individual. Some believe in God, claiming that the existence of the universe is good enough for their beliefs; others do not believe in God, claiming the universe has no need for a God.
It's all a matter of perspective. Select and develop your beliefs in a rational inquisitive manner to reach a conclusion.
openingpost said:After reading everybody's responses in Katzpurs thread. I thought this would be a natural follow up.
1. So how about it, what would suffice as proof of God?
2. Would any of the bilbical miracles convince you if you witnessed them?
But the question was not to prove to another, but what proof itself. My thought was that a personal opinionwas asked and thus the proof to you, only one perspective.
I do agree though..