What are some good arguments for the existence of God?

Read a book

>>9237134
Ok, done that.

>>9237137
Good. Now read a book about Christian apologetics.

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>>9237144
Any recommendations?

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>>9237154

Absolutely everything in the Universe has a maker. Why won't the Universe have a maker?

>>9237278
Literally is-ought problem.

>>9237114
God could only exist if there's a reason for our existence

>>9237114
God is a metaphor and exists to the extent people find meaning in that metaphor.

>>9237114
>no justice in this world
>no happiness in this world
>no truth in this world
>almos no good people in this world, and they get bullied by everybody
THEREFORE, GOD AND HEAVEN!!!
BRING TEH GUD OL HOPE TO THE PEOPLE!!!
COME TOGETHER, EVERYONE!! GOD LOVES YOU!!!

>>9237278
Who made trees anon?

>inb4 God

>>9237278
Implying you have sufficient knowledge about the universe. Something can come from nothing, as far as we know. There will always be uncertainty about god. I won't even mention how faulty this line of reasoning is though. There's the standard "who created god then? " argument, and even if you evade that by saying god is eternal, you immediately contradict yourself.

>>9237255
Existence is not a predicate scrub.

That's not the only flaw you can find though, many more.

You.

Aristotle's metaphysics exist

There are none. Just as there are none that can definitely prove he doesn't exist. You can't make claims about something that is inherently unknowable.

>>9237566
>something can come from nothing
nope