The concept of an almighty god has been a central tenet of many
religions throughout history. The belief in a divine being or a creator
that has complete control over the world and the lives of its
inhabitants is often seen as a source of comfort and guidance for
many. However, a closer examination of the world and the
experiences of individuals, both believers and non-believers, raises
serious questions about the existence of an almighty god. When
something good happens people praise the almighty God. But when
something bad happens people do not blame the almighty God. It is
because people are afraid that they may prove the none existence of
almighty God that they believe. In Vietnam war where was the
Christian Jehovah almighty god? In Hamas vs Israel war, where was
the Muslim Allah almighty god? When Mughal armies attacked Hindu
kingdoms where was the almighty Brahma mentioned in Hinduism?
People need to see the reality instead of living in fantasies. In this
writing, we will explore the evidence for the non-existence of an
almighty god and the ways in which the world does not appear to be
controlled by such a being.
The Problem of Evil:
One of the most significant challenges to the existence of an almighty
god is the problem of evil. The world is filled with suffering, pain, and
destruction, much of which seems to be completely random and
undeserved. If an almighty god exists and is truly all-powerful, all-loving
and all-knowing, then it is difficult to understand why such a
supreme being or creator would allow for so much suffering in the
world.
Believers of almighty god become sick, experience the destruction of
wealth and money, suffer from poisoning, and become subject to
bomb attacks and natural disasters. Moreover, believers of almighty
god are not immune to the effects of aging, pain, and death. These
experiences are not unique to believers, as non-believers also
experience these same challenges and tragedies.
The fact that both believers and non-believers are subject to
sicknesses, aging, pain, natural disasters, and death equally suggests
that these experiences are not the result of divine intervention or
punishment, but rather are a natural part of the world.
The Absence of Divine Intervention:
Another piece of evidence for the non-existence of an almighty god is
the absence of divine intervention in the world. If an almighty god
exists and is truly all-powerful, then it stands to reason that such a
being would be able to intervene in the world in a clear and
unmistakable way. However, there is little evidence to suggest that
this is the case.
Those who pray for the almighty god become sick and go to see a
doctor, become subject to cancer, and do not receive money from
the almighty god, even if they believe and pray for it. These
experiences suggest that prayer and belief in an almighty god do not
necessarily result in divine intervention or protection.
Moreover, the fact that believers of almighty god come to low ranks
in school, commit suicide, and die in vehicle accidents, despite their
belief and potential prayers for protection, suggests that the world is
not controlled by a divine being or creator that is able to intervene in
a meaningful way.
The Imperfect World:
Another piece of evidence for the non-existence of an almighty god is
the imperfect nature of the world. If an almighty god created the
world, then it stands to reason that such a being would create a
world that is perfect and free from flaws and mistakes. However, the
world is filled with imperfections, injustices, and inequalities.
Believers of almighty god suffer from stupidity and do not receive
good luck always, despite their belief and potential prayers for such
blessings. Moreover, the fact that some persons believe in almighty
god, yet they become subject to pain, sicknesses, and not having
their wishes come true, suggests that the world is not controlled by a
divine being that is able to grant blessings and answer prayers in a
consistent and reliable way.
The fact that both believers and non-believers are subject to the
imperfections of the world equally suggests that these experiences
are not the result of divine intervention or punishment, but rather
are a natural part of the world.
The Existence of Non-Believers:
The fact that non-believers exist is also evidence for the nonexistence
of an almighty god creator. If an almighty god exists and is
truly all-powerful, then it is difficult to understand why such a
supreme being would allow for the existence of individuals who do
not believe in it.
Moreover, the fact that those who do not believe in almighty god are
able to prove the non-existence of such a being, and that the
almighty god never shows itself and defends its existence, suggests
that the concept of an almighty god is a human construct, rather than
a true and objective reality.
In conclusion, the evidence for the non-existence of an almighty god
is compelling. The problem of evil, the absence of divine intervention,
the imperfect nature of the world, and the existence of non-believers
all suggest that the world is not controlled by a divine supreme being
that is all-powerful, all-knowing, and all-loving. It is important to
critically examine the evidence, nature and consider the ways in
which the world does not appear to be controlled by such a creator
being…
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