Does God Exist, and Why Does It Matter?

The question of God's existence is one of the most profound and enduring questions humanity has ever faced. It shapes how we see the universe, understand our purpose, and navigate life’s challenges. But this isn’t just a theoretical or philosophical inquiry—it’s deeply personal.

If God exists, it changes everything.

It redefines who we are, why we’re here, and where we’re going.

Yet, in a world filled with distractions, doubts, and competing beliefs, this question often gets pushed aside. We settle for fleeting answers from science, philosophy, or personal intuition, never fully grappling with the implications.

But what if ignoring this question leaves us blind to the most important and obvious truth of all? What if we are like the fish looking for water, not finding it anywhere?

This page is here to help you explore the evidence for God’s existence, consider its relevance, and understand why it’s not only reasonable to believe in God—it’s life-changing.

We’ll walk through some of the most compelling arguments for God’s existence and what they reveal about the kind of God who may be behind it all.

Before diving in, ask yourself: What if the longing for meaning, the moral compass that guides us, and the intricate design of the universe are signs pointing us toward something—or Someone—greater?

What if God is not only real but personally involved in your life?

This isn’t just about answering a question; it’s about discovering a truth that could transform your heart, your mind, and your future.

Before we being looking at the arguments for God's existence, we need to set some ground rules:

1. When exploring something complex as God's existence, we don't want to rely on one single arguments or evidence. Just as a in a trial, both sides will use as many pieces of evidence as they can in order to prove their case, and some will be more convincing than others. It's a big puzzle and you need more than one piece to see the full picture.

1b. An argument for X does not need to completely convince you of X to be successful, but merely make it more likely that X is true than it was before you heard the argument. For example, if you were 2% convinced of X before you heard the argument and you are now 4% convinced, it was a successful argument.

2. While you are reading these arguments, objections might pop up. This is normal. We've collected the most common objections to each argument here, please check to see if your objection as been answered, if not, please leave a comment in the comment section at the bottom of each article.

3. This website is 100% pro bono and we currently do not accept any donations.

With that said, let's dive into the evidence for the existence of God.

Are you ready?

This page will be divided in 3 sections: