Many of the athiests (Mr. Spinkles and Ceridwen at least!) on this forum have often used evidence as a defining argument in their opposition to theism and to great effect I would say. Evidence of our existance is readily identifiable, as is evidence of evolution (I am NOT claiming evolution is fact), and evidence of our surrounding universe forms the basis of their judgments.
Evidence of God is much more difficult to come by. I believe I have saw none but many would claim everything is more or less evidence of God's existance, like rain, and seasons, and life of course. Most people disregard this as it points to no such thing as a deity. And in this lies my question; is it even possible for God to be evident? Given the wild and fantastic nature of such claims can something mundane as evidence ever arise?
Would could possibly constitute an indication that a ruling entity controls our universe? Resurection doesn't even do it for me as someone suggested elsewhere, it would imply nothing other than I had died and was dead no longer.
Any thoughts? Or answers?
