Does Ones Belief Require Evidence For Others? No one individual, or group of individuals for that matter, can provide a visual stimulation or a physically felt piece of evidence to give grounds for the claim of God’s existence. Many occurrences or sights can be “interpreted” to be the work of the Lord but in the definition alone lays the word “individual” and therefore cannot be considered proof for everyone. The understanding that everyone will …showed first 75 words of 1073 total…

…showed last 75 words of 1073 total…cultures in the world raise our children to believe in what we have held in our personal cores as the truth. Never has there been physical evidence provided to us of God's existence yet our own interpretations tell us the truth-value giving the belief or disbelief. This belief is passed on generation to generation and while it may differ from culture to culture the base belief of some form of deity never falls from existence.