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POSTED BY: Chrissy3818
DATE: 02.08.2012
SUBJECT: I know God exists
LOCATION: ?, United States
I've seen many people going around in the world not believing in God and when I ask them why they say their is no proof that he exists. I reply God does not need to prove his existence to you and if he did would you believe then? Probably not, but maybe you would. God has already proven himself to a few people and while some of them still chose not to believe those who did tried to tell others that he existed and they saw him. Some chose to believe this person who saw God and others chose not too. You cannot think logically when it comes to God.

Faith is things which are hoped for and not seen.

I also look around the world and can't even imagine matter popping in and out of existence like scientists like to believe. Everything came from a creator and I do mean everything. A baby,a tree, furniture, clothes, flowers, food, fish, other animals and much more. I explained this to someone and then they asked "Where did God come from?" I didn't know, so I asked my mom and search LDS websites to see what they say. No one knows.

I believe that God came from another God who came from another God and so forth. Since life goes on for eternity we must have over 9 billion Gods. As being humans we can't imagine what eternity is all we know is it continues on for ever and so I think the cycle of Gods continued on. I think this because were suppose to be Gods with our companion and build our own world like God. So why can't God be created from another God, just like the future Gods (us) were.

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