Yes. And my reasoning. Well, the big bang, evolution, and all of those theories, are bogus. You can't take something, and spontaneously generate it into something. NOt to mention things of such immense complexity. Two, why do people know right from wrong. If we were simply evolved creatures, we'd just be animals, with so sense of morality, but we do. Why is that? And also, why is it, that if we know what's right, but can't seem to do so? Because GOd made us to have a dependency on Him. We're peculiar, knowing what to do, but not doing it. We need Him to be who we all know we're supposed to be. I don't know Mai, there are a lot of things that argue the existence of God, and I don't want to bore with a million of them. Maybe in an e mail or something.

I believe in God. He has revealed himself to me in so many ways..and though i don't fully understand it all, i have peace about it, i don't have to worry, because even if i get dissapointed that something didn't turn out the way i wanted it to, he has an ultimate plan that's better than mine. I could tell the difference in my moods from when i didn't have God, and now, when i do. He is my everything, and i can't see how people actually survive day to day without him.

I definetly belive in God. There have been instances over here that defy all logical explination and show me that He does exist and He is watching over us. The first time I was in Iraq I had a pocket sized new testament that I kept in my front shirt pocket the entire deployment. No matter how hot, no matter how sweaty, no matter how soaked from our river ops the Good Book was always dry and felt like it had been in the fridge all day. Even the fabric touching The Good Book was dry when all around it I could litterally wring out the sweat. (Disgusting but true). That is just one of the many ways I know God exists.