Religion
In reply to the discussion: There is no evidence for the existence of God. [View all]billh58
(6,641 posts)present an interesting topic of conversation. Reading through this thread, I have observed that no one has mentioned philosophy (which has been around thousands of years wrestling with some of the positions and beliefs presented here).
In my opinion, the existence of "God" requires no proof, does not need to be observable, nor does it require explanation. The difference between Good and Evil is subjective, as is the existence of a Supreme Being, and requires only that a society agree upon a set of "moral values" in order to maintain a livable existence. The set of values chosen can manifest the necessity for an arbiter, who may be called God, Judge, or King.
Invisible and unknowable beings have been a part of civilization since its beginnings, and while the names and descriptions of the All Powerful change, the need for spiritual guidance has not.