If somebody walked up to you and asked you is god real and why.What would you say?

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I would say yes, and i would say yes because:
We know god made Jesus, he is the only “human” without a human father, and there is more proof that Jesus existed than a famous Roman emperor. We know he exists, because someone HAD to have made us. We couldn’t just be poofed into existence from thin air. There is also proof that biblical things written really did happen, and its not just a make believe book.

Verdich [7]3 years ago

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Answer: Of course he is real!

Explanation: if he wasnt real, then why would there be so many churches?so many bibles made? why would people talk about it all the time? How did the world become what it is today? how did the planets in space become, who made them? Who created people? who did all of this? Who created the universe?

HIM, HE DID THIS!GOD IS REAL!

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